For a Global Talent (Peer Review) Endorsement application, applicants must work in an approved research discipline. Here, we will look at who the endorsement application must be made to and which particular research disciplines are available to the applicant.
The applicant's field will determine which body the application must be made to:
1. British Academy - for humanities and social science
2. Royal Society - for science and medicine
3. Royal Academy of Engineering – (yes you guessed it) for engineering
The Royal Society Endorsement
All applicants must work in an approved research discipline. If the Home Office approved list does not have a research discipline which covers the applicant’s specialist field then they will not be able to make the application. However, given the list is quite extensive, it is likely at least one of the approved research disciplines would be applicable:
Anatomy, Physiology, Neurosciences, Health and Human Sciences | Astronomy and Physics, Theoretical Physics, and Applied Physics |
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Biochemistry, Molecular Cell Biology and Structural Biology | Chemistry, Applied Chemistry and Theoretical Chemistry |
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Computer Science | Developmental Biology, Genetics (excluding population genetics), Immunology and Microbiology (excluding medical microbiology) |
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Earth Sciences and Environmental Physical Sciences | Engineering, Technology, Instrumentation, Material Science and Experimental Fluid Dynamics |
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Health and Human Sciences | Organismal, Evolutionary and Ecological Science, including soils and agriculture |
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Pure and Applied Mathematics, Computer Science | Those conducting Clinical research to include the following disciplines: |
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If you are considering making a Global Talent Peer Review endorsement application to The Royal Society, one of our experienced immigration advisors will be able to guide you through the process.