Wellcome Trust is providing very small numbers of doctoral studentships
in the field of medical humanities. This scheme enables scholars to
undertake up to three years of full-time research leading to a doctoral
degree at a university in the UK or Republic of Ireland. Application
must be sponsored by a senior member of the department, unit or
institute, or a Medical Humanities grant holder (current or former), who
would supervise them if an award is made. Application should be
submitted till 2 April 2014.
About Scholarship: This scheme enables scholars to undertake up to three years of full-time research on a medical humanities topic leading to a doctoral degree at a university in the UK or Republic of Ireland. Strong preference is given to applicants intending to make a long-term academic career in the subject.
Study: Studentships are provided for research on a medical humanities topic. Course Level: This scheme enables scholars to undertake up to three years of full-time research leading to a doctoral degree at a university in the UK or Republic of Ireland. Scholarship Provider: Wellcome Trust Scholarship can be taken at: UK or Republic of Ireland
Eligibility: Applicants should hold a Master’s degree in a subject that’s relevant to the Medical Humanities.
-application must be sponsored by a senior member of the department, unit or institute, or a Medical Humanities grant holder (current or former), who would supervise you if an award is made.
-Applications will not be considered from those who have already received support for their doctoral studies from another funding body or who are already registered for a research degree.
-Unsuccessful applicants will normally not be allowed to resubmit in a subsequent year.
-Prospective applicants should note that only a very small number of doctoral studentships are awarded each year and that competition for them is intense.
Scholarship Open for: Researchers from low- and middle-income countries can apply for the studentships.
Number of awards: Very small numbers of Doctoral Studentships are awarded each year.
Duration: Studentship is offered for up to three years.
Value: Support is provided for up to three years, and includes:
-the student’s stipend
-a set amount to cover conference travel, research expenses and, where justified, the cost of overseas fieldwork
-all compulsory university and college fees at the UK/Irish home postgraduate student level.
-Institutions sponsoring candidates are expected to provide laptops and PCs as part of their postgraduate research-training infrastructure.
-All students receiving a three-year award are expected to complete their writing-up and submit their theses in the final year of Trust support.
Apply: Applicants must complete and submit a full application form via the Trust’s eGrants online application system.
Deadline: 2 April 2014
Further Information: http://www.wellcome.ac.uk/Funding/Medical-humanities/funding-schemes/personal-awards/wtd003757.htm
About Scholarship: This scheme enables scholars to undertake up to three years of full-time research on a medical humanities topic leading to a doctoral degree at a university in the UK or Republic of Ireland. Strong preference is given to applicants intending to make a long-term academic career in the subject.
Study: Studentships are provided for research on a medical humanities topic. Course Level: This scheme enables scholars to undertake up to three years of full-time research leading to a doctoral degree at a university in the UK or Republic of Ireland. Scholarship Provider: Wellcome Trust Scholarship can be taken at: UK or Republic of Ireland
Eligibility: Applicants should hold a Master’s degree in a subject that’s relevant to the Medical Humanities.
-application must be sponsored by a senior member of the department, unit or institute, or a Medical Humanities grant holder (current or former), who would supervise you if an award is made.
-Applications will not be considered from those who have already received support for their doctoral studies from another funding body or who are already registered for a research degree.
-Unsuccessful applicants will normally not be allowed to resubmit in a subsequent year.
-Prospective applicants should note that only a very small number of doctoral studentships are awarded each year and that competition for them is intense.
Scholarship Open for: Researchers from low- and middle-income countries can apply for the studentships.
Number of awards: Very small numbers of Doctoral Studentships are awarded each year.
Duration: Studentship is offered for up to three years.
Value: Support is provided for up to three years, and includes:
-the student’s stipend
-a set amount to cover conference travel, research expenses and, where justified, the cost of overseas fieldwork
-all compulsory university and college fees at the UK/Irish home postgraduate student level.
-Institutions sponsoring candidates are expected to provide laptops and PCs as part of their postgraduate research-training infrastructure.
-All students receiving a three-year award are expected to complete their writing-up and submit their theses in the final year of Trust support.
Apply: Applicants must complete and submit a full application form via the Trust’s eGrants online application system.
Deadline: 2 April 2014
Further Information: http://www.wellcome.ac.uk/Funding/Medical-humanities/funding-schemes/personal-awards/wtd003757.htm
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