PhD Grants - Chartered Institute of Taxation
Supports UK PhD research advancing public education and scholarship in taxation, tax administration, and related economic or political science.
Funder: Chartered Institute of Taxation
Due Dates: Rolling (Applications accepted any time; decisions quarterly in January, April, July, October)
Funding Amounts: Most grants are £3,000–£5,000; higher amounts possible in exceptional cases; annual funding cap applies.
Summary: Supports PhD research at UK universities advancing public education and scholarship in taxation and related economic or political science.
Key Information: Applicants must have completed their first year of PhD; funding is limited and may be held over if exhausted.
Description
The Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) offers limited grants to support PhD students conducting research that aligns with its charitable objective: advancing public education and promoting the study of tax administration, practice, and the principles of economic and political science as they relate to taxation. The CIOT aims to encourage high-quality, relevant research that contributes to greater understanding and scholarship in the field of taxation. Grants are available to eligible students at UK universities, with a focus on supporting specific research costs rather than general living or tuition expenses.
