University of Glasgow - The Hamish Mackenzie Research Scholarship in Homiletics and Communication (Trinity College / Dept of Theology & Religious Studies)
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The Hamish Mackenzie Research Scholarship in Homiletics and Communication (Trinity College / Dept of Theology & Religious Studies)
Last verified: 3 September 2026
About this scholarship
What the Hamish Mackenzie Research Scholarship offers
This research fund supports PhD research in homiletics (the study of preaching) and related theological disciplines at the University of Glasgow. It has contributed to the funding of PhD research in the field of preaching and Christian communication. Trinity College Glasgow, the Church of Scotland’s theological faculty at the University, administers the fund in conjunction with the Department of Theology and Religious Studies. The exact amount and duration of the funding are not disclosed.
Who can apply
- Level: You are a PhD student (PhD/DPT).
- Field of study: Their research focuses on homiletics (the study of preaching) or a related field within theology and religious studies.
- Where you study: You are studying Theology and Religious Studies at the University of Glasgow.
- Nationality: All nationalities can apply.
How realistic are your chances?
This fund is very narrowly defined. It supports doctoral research in the field of homiletics and related theological disciplines within a specific department at a university, meaning that very few people meet the eligibility criteria and are able to apply for it. It appears to be an internal fund that supports PhD students on the basis of a recommendation, rather than a publicly advertised scholarship. If you are a doctoral student in the Department of Theology at Glasgow University conducting research in this field, please ask your supervisor or contact the department directly to find out whether you are eligible for funding from this fund.
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