If you would like to study in University of Glasgow, United
Kingdom and pursue Full Time Phd Program in any Subject you can avail Glasgow
School of Social & Political Sciences Phd Studentships which is being
offered by the University of Glasgow.
This is a Phd Program Merit Based Scholarship and students
are eligible from Home/EU or International Students to apply for the same. Only
1 such awards are being offered and the deadline for application is 15-Jun-15.
This Scholarship will offer you cover fees (Home/EU or
International), and provide an annual stipend at the standard ESRC rate (for
2015/16, this is £14,002 tbc) plus an annual allowance for research or training
expenses (£750 per year) for 3 Year.
Name of Scholarships:
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Glasgow School of Social & Political Sciences Phd
Studentships
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Scholarship is offered by:
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the University of Glasgow
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Scholarship Offers:
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The award will cover fees (Home/EU or International), and
provide an annual stipend at the standard ESRC rate (for 2015/16, this is
£14,002 tbc) plus an annual allowance for research or training expenses (£750
per year).
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Duration of Reward / Grant:
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3 Year
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Education Field:
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any Subject
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Education Level:
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Phd Program
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Based on:
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Merit Based
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Scholarship is open for:
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University of Glasgow, United Kingdom
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Students are eligible from:
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Home/EU or International Students
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Number of Awards / Scholarships:
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1
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Important Dates:
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Open Date: Not Available
Last Date: 15-Jun-15 |
Eligibility:
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Applicants need a good first degree (2.1. or higher) in
the social sciences or another relevant discipline such as statistics. They
should be able to demonstrate some knowledge and understanding of
quantitative social research methods, as well as the desire and aptitude to
develop a high level of expertise in this area. Applicants with strong
quantitative skills such as those from statistics who do not have a social
science background will be considered; the award of the studentship may be
conditional on them successfully completing additional training in social
theory during their first PhD year. Students due to complete a Masters
programme prior to October 2015 are encouraged to apply although any award
may be contingent on final results.
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Important Information:
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Interviews to be held with short-listed candidates on a
date to be confirmed; for overseas applicants, interviews are likely to be
via Skype or similar.
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To apply for the above scholarship / award / grant you
should submit the following documents and should possess the following:
All applicants should attach the following documentation to
a single email and send to ubdc-at-glasgow.ac.uk with “PhD studentship” as the
subject:
Phd Scholarship Application Form.
Full academic transcript(s) from previous studies
(undergraduate and postgraduate if applicable).
Two references on official headed notepaper and signed by
referees. References given to candidates in sealed envelopes should be opened,
scanned and attached to the email. Alternatively, referees can email references
directly to ubdc-at-glasgow.ac.uk from an official work email address, clearly
labelling the reference e.g. “PhD studentship – Reference for [applicant
name]”.
Personal statement: a statement of your interest in the PhD
indicating the kinds of research question you would like to address (maximum
1000 words).
A curriculum vitae (CV) may be included if desired but is
not necessary.
Please note, the award of a scholarship awards is subject to
the candidate securing admission to a PhD programme within the College of
Social Sciences. Successful scholarship applicants will be invited to apply for
admission to the relevant PhD programme after they are selected for funding.
Once all the information has been received by the University
of Glasgow and the assessment of the submitted documents is complete, you will
be informed about your selection in the same.
If you are looking for more information about Glasgow School
of Social & Political Sciences Phd Studentships you are requested to visit
the following page: http://ubdc.ac.uk/media/1247/ubdc-phd-advert-15-05.pdf
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