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Awards, bursaries and grants that are open for application will appear below.
This biennial prize recognises outstanding contributions to clinical pharmacology. Winners will receive £1,000 and an invitation to give a lecture at a future meeting organised by the Society.
This biennial prize supports the professional development of early career, non-clinical members. Recipients are offered the opportunity to give a lecture and awarded up to £5,000 to support a research visit to Australasia - funded by BPS & ASCEPT.
This prize recognises outstanding achievement and leadership in clinical pharmacology.
Members can apply for this bursary if they have caring responsibilities that would otherwise stop them from attending a Society meeting.
Provides postgraduate students with an opportunity to visit an international laboratory to learn a new technique.
This prize recognises the achievements of established researchers. Winners will receive £1,000 and be offered the opportunity to give a lecture at a Society meeting.
This award supports members returning to work following a career break. Winners will receive up to £10,000. The award can be used to fund a short-term independent research project or a visit to another laboratory to learn a new technique.
This award provides career-enhancing opportunities for early career members. Winners will receive up to £10,000 to fund a short-term project or visit to a laboratory to learn a new technique.
This annual prize recognises outstanding achievement in the teaching of both clinical and non-clinical pharmacology. There are up to two awards available. Winners will receive £1,000.
This prize rewards outstanding achievement in postgraduate studies. Winners will receive up to £500.
This award aims to recognise high-quality public engagement, both of pharmacology research and inspiring the public about pharmacology generally. And raise awareness within the pharmacology community of the importance of demonstrating pharmacology across a diverse range of public audiences.
This annual prize recognises members who champion Equity, Diversity and Inclusion. A generous donation of £1,000 from AstraZeneca will go to the winners, who will also have the opportunity to communicate their contribution.
Available to members presenting abstracts at non-BPS meetings.
The aim of this grant is to support the creation and/or development of high-quality educational resources or approaches to pharmacology teaching. Please see the grant criteria (appendix) for more information and note that preference is given for applications that align with one or more of the Society’s core curricula where they exist.
This studentship encourages undergraduates to take pharmacology as a specialism. Winners will receive up to £1,850 for up to ten weeks (£185 per week) to help cover living costs during a research project.
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