Research Fellowships

The Alistair F Jamieson Fellowship was created to honour the life of Alastair F. Jamieson, by his parents, A Jamieson and Mrs Theresa Jamieson. The fellowship will support one general surgeon in their surgical research for one year by providing up to £60,000 to cover salary costs. 

The Research project should satisfy one or more of the College’s priority areas for research:

• Surgical and Dental translational research
• Surgical and Dental health services research
• Cancer research of demonstrable direct clinical relevance to the management of solid tumours

Applications are welcome from Specialty Trainees, LED and SAS Doctors, who are Members or Fellows, from the UK and abroad.

This will be awarded every fifth year.

Applications are currently closed.

Due to a generous donation by the Cutner family, RCSEd is able to offer a one-year fellowship to helps support training and education in orthopaedic. Up to £60,000 is available to provide salary, NI and superannuation.
 
Applications are welcome from Core Trainees, Specialty Trainees, SAS Doctors, LEDs and Consultants, from the UK or abroad. All applicants should be a Member or Fellow of the College.  

Applications are currently closed.

RCSEd, in partnership with the Maurice Wohl Charitable Foundation, are proud to invite surgical and dental Members and Fellows to apply for the Maurice Wohl Research Fellowship.

Up to £60,000 is available to cover national insurance and salary costs.

Applications are currently closed.

The Circulation Foundation and RCSEd are delighted to offer applicants the opportunity of a two-year fellowship based at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh to surgeons with an interest in vascular and academic surgery. 

The Circulation Foundation, a charity formed by The Vascular Society, has been instrumental in developing Vascular surgery as a new surgical specifically, and was pivotal in the development of ASPIRE, a curriculum-linked education for vascular trainees. As such, this partnership hopes to promote further education and surgical innovation, key values of both RCSEd and the Circulation Foundation. 

Applications are welcome from those who have completed core training, including LEDs Speciality Trainees and SAS doctors who have an interest in vascular and academic surgery. Consultants are not eligible. Applications from UK and International Members and Fellows are eligible. 

Applications are currently closed. 

Through the generosity of the Robertson Trust, RCSEd is delighted to welcome applications from Members and Fellows, including Core Trainees, Specialist Trainees, SAS doctors and LEDs, for the Robertson Trust Research Fellowship. 

This fellowship aims to promote excellence in surgical research. Applicants must be from Scotland, or the research must be conducted in Scotland.

Up to £60,000 of funding is available to cover salary and national insurance costs. 

Applications are currently closed.