The John and Bryony Coles Bursary

Written by Sarah Hastings-Woodhouse

The John and Bryony Coles Bursary is awarded annually by The Prehistoric Society to late undergraduate or early postgraduate Archaeology students in the UK. Students must be registered members of the society to apply.

Funding is intended to be used towards international travel that will help recipients gain a better understanding of prehistoric archaeology – for example by taking part in excavations, surveys or other fieldwork, or any other travel to archaeological sites or work in museums. Funding can also be used towards materials needed to undertake Experimental Archaeology projects.

Awarding body	The Prehistoric Society
For	Postgraduate and undergraduate Archaeology students in the UK
Amount	£200-300
Number of awards	2
Deadline	31 January

Applications close on 31 January every year. You’ll need to fill in an application form dedicating your proposed travel plans and how they relate to your programme of study, and the details of one academic referee. The form should be submitted by email.

Learn more on the Prehistoric Society website or browse Archaeology Masters on our website.

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