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The Prize/Award is provided from the income of a bequest of $10,000 to the University of Wales by the late Dr Vernam Edward Nunnemacher Hull (1894-1976), Professor of Celtic Languages at Harvard University, who was awarded the degree of DLitt honoris causa by the University of Wales on the occasion of the International Congress of … more

The fund was raised by public subscription and was transferred to the University of Wales as Trustee to perpetuate the memory of the late Thomas Edward Ellis MA, Warden of the Guild of Graduates (1896-1899), and a Member of Parliament representing Merioneth during the years 1886-1899. Eligibility Engaged in research into the language, literature, history … more

This fund consists of an annual income of about £3,000 derived from a bequest made to the University of Wales by the late Thomas Alwyn Lloyd LLD FRIBA. The object of the Scholarship is to enable the holder to continue the study of Architecture by means of travel. Eligibility The Scholarship will be awarded on … more

The Prize is provided from the income of a Fund raised by public subscription to perpetuate the memory of the late Right Honourable Sir Samuel Thomas Evans PC GCB LLD (1859-1919), and transferred to the University of Wales to be administered under a deed of trust dated 2 February, 1923. Eligibility Candidate for Honours in … more

This Scholarship is provided from the income of gifts made to the University of Wales in October 1934, and January 1949, by the late Miss Ethel M Hovey, of Colwyn Bay. Eligibility Candidates must be female Pupil at a state or independent secondary school or schools situated in any locality in the former counties of … more

The Price Davies Scholarships (which also incorporates the Price Davies Entrance Scholarships) are provided from the income of a bequest made to the University of Wales in 1900 by the late Mr Price Davies of Leeds. Eligibility The candidate must pursue a scheme of study for a postgraduate degree in Arts or in Science at Bangor … more

The Price Davies Scholarships (which also incorporates the Price Davies Postgraduate Scholarships) are provided from the income of a bequest made to the University of Wales in 1900 by the late Mr Price Davies of Leeds. Eligibility The candidate must pursue a scheme of study for an initial degree in Arts or in Science at … more

The Prize was endowed in December 1923, by Professor Sir Ewen J Maclean MD, in memory of his father, the late John Maclean of Kilmoluag, Tiree, and of Mount Hill, Carmarthen. Eligibility Candidate for the degrees of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery in the Cardiff University School of Medicine Pursued the course of … more