RUSH PHD STUDENTSHIPS
Roehampton University-Sacred Heart (RUSH) PhD Studentships
University of Roehampton
PhD Degree
PhD Degree
Deadline: 5 Dec 2016
Study in: UK
Course starts 1 Oct 2017
Study in: UK
Course starts 1 Oct 2017
Brief description:
Thanks to generous
funding from the Society of the Sacred Heart, three fully-funded,
full-time PhD studentships are available for new overseas students,
starting 1 October 2017. The studentships are for the support of three
candidates with a strong academic record and the potential for academic
excellence at doctoral level.
Preference will be
given to candidates from lower or middle income countries. Successful
candidates will demonstrate a commitment to contributing to their home
community through their planned research project or area of study, and
through their future career plans.
Host Institution(s):
University of Roehampton, UK
Level/Field of study:
PhD Programme where
the planned research project or area of study, may be, for example,
related to education, human rights, theology/philosophy, other topics
relevant to justice, community service, environmental development.
This is only
an indicative list; no disciplinary areas are excluded, and specific
projects and intentions will be assessed in relation to the broad
criterion of making a contribution to the student’s home community.
Number of Awards:
3
Target group:
Open to all international students but preference will be given to candidates from lower or middle income countries
Scholarship value/inclusions/duration:
The scholarship
covers the fees at overseas rates, stipend at Research Council UK rates,
currently £16,057 (tax-free), and contribution to research project
costs.
The scholarships are for 3 years, subject to annual assessments of satisfactory progress.
Eligibility:
You must meet the standard requirements for PhD study at Roehampton. The criteria are:
• Academic excellence – record to date and potential
• Nationality and
domicile (candidates must declare all nationalities held; preference
will be given to those who are solely citizens of and domiciled in
lower-middle income countries*)
• Commitment to contributing to the student’s home community
• Fit of proposed project to the research environment at Roehampton and available supervisory expertise
Application instructions:
Prior to submitting a
full application, candidates should contact a potential academic
supervisor at Roehampton to discuss their project ideas. Applications
should be submitted by 5 December 2016.
It is important to read the scholarship brochure
and visit the official website (link found below) to access the
application form and for detailed information on how to apply for this
scholarship.
Website:
Official Scholarship Website: http://www.roehampton.ac.uk/Courses/Graduate-School/Funding/
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