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The
Frederick Soddy Trust was established in 1957 under the terms set out
in the Will of the chemist and Nobel Laureate, Professor Frederick Soddy FRS.
The
Trust offers support to a group for study which includes human geography: the
social, economic and cultural life of specific regions within the
United Kingdom, Ireland or elsewhere in the world. Apart from
the one annual postgraduate grant through the Royal Geographical
Society the Trust cannot provide grants to
individuals.
Professor Frederick Soddy FRSThe study of the whole life of an area
with an emphasis on human geography.
Applications for grants may be made for:
University Awards
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One annual
Postgraduate Award through the RGS: up to £6,000 for one individual
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Special Research Projects for teams of two or more
students
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University Expedition Grants to groups where it is largely research
involving current human geography.
School Awards &
Competitions:
The Soddy School Fieldwork
Awards for groups through the Geographical Association.
Expeditions and
fieldwork
Where an expedition is largely
research involving current human geography.
Grants for expeditions are NOT made to or for individuals.
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60th Anniversary
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