applicants across a range of subjects and themes: Education, Studies in Childhood, Youth & Parenthood, Health & Social Care, Arts & Humanities or Social & Applied Science
covers tuition fee plus stipend of £11,700 annually
- Education: Auto/Biography and Narrative; Children, Families and Communities; Curriculum: Creativity and Innovation; Inclusion, Equalities and Social Justice; Post Secular Values and the Sacred; Professional, Organisational and Leadership Development;
- Contemporary Studies in Childhood, Youth & Parenthood: Politics of Early Childhood; Discourses of Inclusion and Exclusion; Parents and Families;
- Health & Social Care: Allied health professions; Nursing & Midwifery; Public Health;
- Arts & Humanities: American studies; Applied Linguistics; Archaeology; English Literature; History; Film Studies; Theology & Religious Studies; Music; Media & Cultural Studies, Performing Arts;
- Social & Applied Sciences: Biological Sciences; Business & Management & Finance; Computing: Criminal Justice; Geography; Psychology; Politics & International Relations; Sociology; Sport and Exercise Science; Tourism Studies.
Eligibility
- a suitable academic background. You’ll be expected to have a relevant degree of at least an Upper Second Class Honours (2:1) and two academic references;
- a successful interview;
- availability of appropriate supervision;
- available resources (time, equipment, fieldwork expenses, library access) are sufficient to permit completion of the research;
- your research topic is aligned with the University’s research priorities (in the case of University funded scholarships);
- for International students, compliance with the UK Border Agency current regulations for Tier 4 visa students.
provide a maintenance grant. For the academic year 2015-2016 the maintenance grant is set at £11,700 (currently under review / subject to review in subsequent years).
- A completed research degree application form
- A 1,500 word research proposal using the standard Christ Church research proposal format
- Two academic referees who can comment authoritatively on your research potential
- Evidence that you have a good bachelor degree (or equivalent) where your dissertation is written in English (NB some subjects require a higher entry qualification)
This opportunity has expired. It was originally published here:
http://www.canterbury.ac.uk/study-here/postgraduate-research/funding-for-research-degrees.aspx
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