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16 new research studentships at Brighton for 2014
The University of Brighton invites high-achieving students to apply for fully-funded research projects for 2014/15 entry.
As part of our ongoing commitment to research, we are offering 16 studentships for a range of fully-funded research projects in the arts and humanities, life and physical sciences, and the social sciences, for entry in 2014.
Each studentship is worth £60,000 and will support full-time doctoral study over a three-year period. These 16 studentships are just one element in a range of postgraduate research funding opportunities.
Visit www.brighton.ac.uk/2014studentships to view all projects available and find out how to apply.
Centres for Doctoral Training
Brighton is a partner within three newly approved Centres for Doctoral Training, two funded by the Arts & Humanities Research Council (TECHNE and Design Star) and one by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (SEAHA, Science and Engineering in Arts, Heritage and Archaeology).
For more information about additional postgraduate research opportunities that these Centres offer visit www.brighton.ac.uk/researchstudy/funding.
Transformative research
Our multidisciplinary approach makes significant contributions to social, cultural, economic and environmental wellbeing across a broad range from arts, humanities and social sciences to physical and life sciences, technology and engineering.
Over the last five years we have committed over £10M to initiatives in support of research. By being innovative and managing strategically we have enriched our research environment, balancing discipline-based research with more flexible, cross-cutting interdisciplinary strands of research enquiry.
Want to know more?
Find out more about the projects available or make your application.
www.brighton.ac.uk/2014studentships
Or talk to us on:
+44 (0)1273 761138
doctoralcollegedean@brighton.ac.uk
Applications close at 4pm on 20 February 2014.
Interviews will take place from 10 - 21 March.
Each studentship is worth at least £60,000 over three years, subject to satisfactory progress.
For UK/EU students this comprises £4,530 per year (for three years) to cover annual tuition fees and a contribution towards living expenses of £15,470 per year (for three years). For suitable students from outside of the UK/EU the funding will comprise £13,840 per year (for three years) to cover annual international tuition fees and a contribution towards living expenses of £6,160 per year (for three years).
The contribution available towards living costs will rise annually in line with inflation. The value of the studentship will also be raised to take into account any rise in annual tuition fees.
