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The Laidlaw Scholarship is a programme of activities which runs from the second term of your first year to the first term of your third year. It's a chance for you to:Ìý

• develop and practise leadership skills through training and activities.
• contribute to Ïã¸ÛÁùºÏ²ÊÖÐÌØÍø’s research, working with academic staff on questions of global significance.
• be part of a high-performing group of students from across Ïã¸ÛÁùºÏ²ÊÖÐÌØÍø.
• enhance your CV and employability for the future.

All Laidlaw Scholars will undertake an independent piece of academic research lasting six weeks in their first summer. As Laidlaw Scholars you will receive a stipend of around £3,300 per year in your first and second years.ÌýAs you will not be able to work during the six-week summer research / leadership periods, this will cover your accommodation and living costs during that time.

The Bartlett School of Planning has put forward one project for this year's scholarship. You can find more details here:Ìý/laidlaw-scholarships/projects#Bartlett

Both our previous Laidlaw researches have had wide national coverage after being launched at the annual Place Alliance conference to an audience of around 200 built environment professionals, including representatives from RIBA, RTPI, GLA, MHCLG, TCPA. Last year's research, a National Housing Audit for England, was shortlisted for the RTPI Research Excellence award 2020.Ìý

Our previous Laidlaw students, Fola Olaleye and Anastassia Gusseinova have been Awarded the Ïã¸ÛÁùºÏ²ÊÖÐÌØÍø Faculty Undergraduate Scholarships for Excellence and Faculty Medal PrizeÌý2019/20.

View project posters produced byÌýAnastassia and Fola

• National Survey of Local Authority Councillors with a Focus on Place Quality
• Evaluating Urban Design Governance

You can find more info about what's involved in the programme and how to apply here:Ìý/laidlaw-scholarships/involved

The scheme closesÌýMonday 1 February at 23.59: All applications must be received by this time. ÌýLate applications will not be considered. ÌýDon't leave your application to the last minute!