This pilot fellowship grant aims to support BSH members who are trainees in a country where there is no local training programme to access context-appropriate haematology training in a nearby country/region. This grant is intended to support access to context-appropriate training in a formal postgraduate haematology programme. 

Two grants of up to £48,000 spread over three years. (Up to £15,000 annually and a total of £45,000 (excluding inflation), usually over a 3-year period. In addition, travel costs of up to £1000 per year (maximum total £3000).  

Please note this grant is for BSH members only. Membership applications for those resident outside of the UK are considered once a month by Governance Committee therefore please allow 6 weeks if submitting a membership application for approval and processing if joining BSH in order to apply for this grant. 

What we Fund

  • Training fees
  • Exam fees
  • Travel costs of up to £1000 per year 

What we are looking for

Applicant 

  • Must meet the entry requirements for the intended training institution
  • Must show evidence of acceptance into the intended training programme
  • Must demonstrate a clear commitment to haematology specialty training through their application and their track record, and an intention to return to their home country on completion of training
  • Must commit to the aim of completion of training within the specified e.g. 3 year, time frame 

Training institution

  • Must commit to supporting the completion of the applicant’s training within the specified timeframe

Home institution 

  • Must provide a commitment to supporting the trainee on returning from their fellowship
  • Must formally recognise the training provided through this fellowship and confirm that it confers haematology specialism status on the trainee in their home country 

Grant recipients will 

  •  Complete a grant report at the end of each training year 

Eligibility:

  • BSH members who are trainees in a country where there is no local training programme 

Deadline for Applications:

2nd February and 2 August 2026

Funding available: Up to £48,000 per grant | Two grants available

Any questions? Email: [email protected] 

Please read the Terms and Conditions of this grant before applying by completing the application form below. 

Application Form Global Haematology Fellowship
Include contact details for host institution
Please include expected exam fees, expected flight costs to and from host country, total funding requested from BSH and your commitment to self-funding living costs