Scholarships and Awards

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The CIOB scholarships are available to bright, motivated and ambitious individuals who show the potential to succeed in the construction industry.

Our current scholarships are:

For Undergraduates:

Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Fund Scholarships

These awards are made to students on a construction related CIOB accredited course, who have shown potential in the early part of their studies and are intended to provide study support during the final year.

For Postgraduates:

University Research Scholarship
The aim of the scholarship is to produce vocationally significant and practical research which will ultimately benefit the construction industry. The scholarship provides the necessary financial support to a post-graduate student for the purpose of undertaking research which may be required for completion of a dissertation or thesis.

Tony Gage Scholarship
The CIOB's Tony Gage Scholarship is a prestigious award worth up to £10,000 that is awarded to a candidate selected as the best future leader in construction. If you are aged between 26 and 35, employed by a UK contractor and are planning further study at post graduate level, this award may be for you.

For Practitioners:

Sir Ian Dixon Scholarship
Established in 1998 in conjunction with the Worshipful Company of Constructors, the scholarship supports research in the general field of construction management and offers an annual scholarship award of £2,000.

The Faculty of Architecture and Surveying Scholarship
In conjunction with the Faculty of Architecture and Surveying and the Worshipful Company of Constructors, this scholarship supports research in the field of architecture and surveying and offers an annual scholarship award of £2,000.

Sustainability Scholarship
Established in 1998 in conjunction with the Worshipful Company of Constructors and the Happold Trust, the scholarship supports research in sustainability and offers an annual scholarship award of £2,000.

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