Deadline: 18 April 2016
Open to: British/ EU and non-EU students
Scholarship: include a stipend of GBR 13,000 per year and tuition fee waiver for three years
Description
Canterbury Christ Church University is please to announce its 2016 round for PhD scholarships. The Politics and International Relations programme at Canterbury Christ Church University has a vibrant PhD community. Current PhD students work on a variety of topics, including the Occupy Movement, Political Capital in Russia, Minority Nationalism in Liberal States, The Eurozone after the financial crisis, EU enlargement policy and security changes in the Western Balkans, EU visa liberalisation and minority rights and Crises and Federal Political Systems.
- Education;
- Contemporary Studies in Childhood, Youth and Parenthood;
- Health and Wellbeing;
- Arts and Humanities;
- Social and Applied Sciences.
Eligibility
The scholarship is available for British/ EU and non-EU students.
Scholarship
Scholarships include a stipend of GBR 13,000 per year and tuition fee waiver for three years. Canterbury Christ Church University is able to sponsor Tier4 student visas for non-EU students, who are awarded the scholarship.
How to Apply?
An application for a research degree is a time-consuming process, both for you and the University. It’s important that you allow enough time to prepare your application and supporting materials, and to secure transcripts of your qualifications as well as the support of your referees.
You’ll need to consider application and registration deadlines for your degree, as well as your funding. You’ll also need to attend an interview, ideally face-to-face, but telephone or Skype are alternatives if you can’t travel to Canterbury.
If you’re applying to study for a research degree, the deadlines are as follows:
- For 1 October registration: Applications must be received by 30 April.
- For 1 January registration: Applications must be received by 30 September.
For more information, please visit the official website.
