AHRC Northern Bridge Doctoral Training Partnership is offering fifty PhD studentships  

Emplois, bourses, prix, stages

 

2017
Newcastle University
Durham University
Queen’s University Belfast

 

The Partnership brings together the cutting-edge expertise and exceptional resources of Newcastle University, Durham University and Queen’s University Belfast and their strategic partners. Northern Bridge students benefit from supervision, training and development of the highest quality, tailored to the needs of twenty-first-century researchers.

 

The Award
100% of UK/EU tuition fees paid and an annual stipend at the RCUK postgraduate rate, currently £14,296. Also, additional funding to cover other study related costs (ie study abroad, conference attendance etc).

 

Eligibility
- Candidates must have a first-class or good upper-second undergraduate degree and be expected to perform at or around Distinction level in a Master’s degree. Candidates with lower qualifications may be considered if they can demonstrate that relevant professional practice or work experience has equipped them with equivalent academic and research skills.
- Applicants must apply to commence a programme of doctoral study in the 2017/18 academic year starting 1 October 2017. Applicants who have already commenced their doctoral studies are eligible to apply providing they will have completed no more than 18 months full-time or 36 months part-time study by 1 October 2017.
- These awards are available to UK/EU applicants only. EU applicants who have not been resident in the UK for the three years prior to the start of their studentship are eligible for a fees-only award from the AHRC. Institutional funds permitting, Northern Bridge may offer maintenance awards to EU applicants selected for studentships.

 

Plus d'infos
 

Contact
Sarah Rylance
Doctoral Training Partnership Administrator
Tel. +44 (0)191 208 6190
Email: sarah.rylance@ncl.ac.uk

 

The application deadline is Wednesday 11 January 2017 at 5pm