This scholarship has been established with a donation by Saraswati Dalmia's daughter Yashodhara Dalmia, an art historian and an independent curator based in New Delhi. She has written widely on art and her several publications include Amrita Sher-Gil – A Life (Penguin/Viking, 2006), which is a comprehensive account of the life of one of India’s first modern artists. Her book The Making of Modern Indian Art: The Progressives (Oxford University Press, 2001), is regarded as the definitive account of a seminal phase of Indian art history.
There is one Saraswati Dalmia Scholarship. The scholarship provides a contribution towards fees up to a maximum of £5,353. The scholarship is for one year only.
Saraswati Dalmia Scholarships 2022 is available to undertake Mphil, PhD level programs at University of London.
Following subject are available to study under this scholarship program.
The SOAS University of London will provide an award up to a maximum of £5,353 to the eligible students.
All Nationalities
The successful candidate will be notified by e-mail by the end of July. If you have not heard from us by the end of July, you should assume that your application was unsuccessful.
Further information about PhDs at SOAS University of London is available from: doctoralschool@soas.ac.uk
There is a two-step procedure:
Guidance for applying to Research Programmes and information on what makes an application can be found here for How to Apply
You can apply for this scholarship via the online application form
Current SOAS MPhil/PhD students only: You will need two references, one should be from your supervisor. Please send the reference form to each of your referees. The reference form may be downloaded from the box at the top right
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