BSG Grants & Bursaries
Grants
As part of the core charitable objectives of the British Society of Gastroenterology, we run a number of grants to support research by members to improve gastrointestinal and liver health. See below for current opportunities.
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BSG Research Scholars Programme
The BSG Research Scholars Programme aims to support research participation among members by offering the infrastructure and initial support to progress their research ideas while practicing as front-line health care professionals.
BSG International Committee Grants Awards
The BSG International Grants continue to support international projects led by its members focusing on a sustainable partnership or defined improvement in the following areas: leadership, service improvement, and educational initiatives.
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BSG Supported Research Database & Statistical Support Research Database
Supporting research by members to improve digestive and liver health is one of the core charitable objectives of the British Society of Gastroenterology. To this end, the BSG Research Committee aims to provide resources to members to conduct and participate in collaborative multicentre studies.
Bursaries
The BSG is delighted to offer a range of bursaries for our events for those who may financially struggle to attend including trainees, nurses, undergraduates, and overseas delegates, as well as bursaries for elective periods of study for undergraduate members. See below our current offerings.
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Undergraduate Elective Bursary
An elective period of study can be the highlight of a medical student’s study and can bring enormous benefits for a successful future career in your chosen specialty.
BSG Trainees Taster Course Bursaries
The BSG is delighted to offer a number of travel bursaries to attend the BSG Trainees Taster Course.
Annual Meeting Bursaries
The Annual Meeting Travel Bursary and Annual Meeting Research Abstract Bursary are for attending the BSG Annual Meeting.
"As an advanced practitioner, it was great to network with peers through the UK, understanding developments in IBD specialist nursing. Clinically, it was great to get updates in IBD, liver disease, small bowel, and nutrition. My favourite was the NET’s session; this is something that is rarely presented so it was good to get an update. I feel this opportunity has been great to support my fellowship, update me clinically whilst networking with colleagues. Thank you."
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