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BECOME A MEMBER
There are various types of membership available.
GRANTS
The BSH offer a range of grants for clinical and non-clinical professionals working with haematology.
These range from travel grants to attend the BSH Annual scientific meeting; grants to attend international meetings; fellowships to support short-term study periods at international scientific or clinical centres; clinical fellows and Ph.D. studentships and Start-up grants for new haematological investigators.
All applications should be made online with a signed copy being sent to the Scientific Secretary at the BSH Headquarters.
GRANT REPORTS
See reports, posters and photos from previous recipients of BSH grants. Coming soon!
GRANTS AVAILABLE - BSH GRANTS and EXTERNAL GRANTS
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BSH General information on grants
Source: BSH
The BSH offers a range of scholarships for clinical and non-clinical professionals working in haematology. All applications should be made by email to the Scientific Secretary, care of Daphne Harvey at daphne.harvey@b-s-h.org.uk.
Annual Scientific Meeting Scholarships for Haematology Professionals
Source: BSH
To support attendance at the British Society for Haematology Annual Scientific Meeting.
BSH Travel Scholarships
Source: BSH
Travel Scholarships are to support attendance at international conferences, workshops, symposia or courses (including ASH), or travel within the UK.
BSH Scientific Fellowships
Source: BSH
Applications are invited from younger members of the Society, recently appointed consultants and haematologists below Consultant level working in the United Kingdom for short-term visits to centres abroad in order to gain experience in a specialised field or to learn new research techniques or developments in haematology.
BSH Student Elective Scholarships
Source: BSH
The Society provides Student Scholarships with a maximum value of £600 to support UK-based undergraduates undertaking electives in the field of haematology.
BSH Early-Stage Research Start-up Grants
Source: BSH
A small number of start-up grants, of up to approximately £7000 each, are available each year to support consumable expenses for projects which will potentially lead to full grant proposals.
BSH Meeting Support
Source: BSH
Requests can be made to the BSH for support with running small, focused meetings. The maximum amount of support is £1000 and this must be repaid in whole or part if the meeting makes a profit.
LLR Research Awards
LLR offers awards of increasing seniority for haematologists to plan a career path in a research area of relevance to the aims and objectives of the LLR, namely the routine cure of the leukaemias, lymphomas, multiple myeloma, myelodysplasia and the myeloproliferative disorders. This provides a seamless progression of awards from Research Fellowship to Clinician Scientist to Bennett Senior Fellowship. The expectation will then be a tenured appointment at Senior Lecturer or Professorial level.
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