Embark on a journey through time and culture with the NUAcT PhD Studentship at Newcastle University. Unravel the mysteries of 19th-century Paris through your research. Don’t miss out on this chance to delve deep into the heart of French culture!
The NUAcT PhD Studentship seeks to support outstanding scholars in exploring diverse facets of Parisian cultural history spanning from 1789 to 1914. This prestigious opportunity aims to nurture innovative research endeavors within the humanities, fostering interdisciplinary exploration across fields such as Modern Languages, History, Musicology, Art History, Theatre Studies, and Comparative Studies.
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( votes)Newcastle University is renowned for its excellence in teaching, research, and innovation. With a rich history dating back to 1834, the university has established itself as a leading institution globally. Committed to providing a dynamic and inclusive learning environment, Newcastle University offers a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and research programs across various disciplines. Known for its world-class faculty, state-of-the-art facilities, and strong links with industry, the university equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in their chosen fields.
Application Deadline: April 10th 2024
Brief Description
- University or Organization: Newcastle University
- Department: School of Modern Languages
- Course Level: PhD
- Award: Covers 100% of home tuition fees and provides an annual stipend of £18,622 (FTE) for 3 years, along with a research expenses allowance
- Access Mode: Online
- Number of Awards: 1
- Nationality: Open to home and international applicants
- The award can be taken in the: United Kingdom
Eligibility
- Eligible Countries: Open to all nationalities
- Acceptable Course or Subjects: The scholarship will be awarded in any subject offered by Newcastle University
- Admissible Criteria: Applicants must demonstrate proficiency in French and have attained at least a Merit in a relevant Master’s degree or a 2:1 in an undergraduate degree, accompanied by professional experience relevant to the proposed project. English language proficiency (IELTS 7.0 overall) is required for non-native English speakers.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit their applications through Newcastle University’s Apply to Newcastle portal, indicating the program code 8220F (full-time) or 8220P (part-time) under the Research Area of Modern Languages. Additionally, applicants must provide a personal statement, including a research proposal, and ensure to include the studentship code SML012. Required supporting documentation includes a CV, undergraduate degree transcript, master’s certificate (if applicable), and other relevant certificates.
For further details on the application process, please refer to Newcastle University’s official website.
For informal inquiries, please contact Dr. Hannah Scott at [email protected]. Practical queries regarding the submission process can be directed to [email protected].
Benefits
The studentship will cover 100% of home tuition fees and an annual stipend of £18,622 (FTE) for 3 years, plus a research expenses allowance. Home and international applicants are welcome to apply. Successful international candidates will need to be able to fund the difference between home fees and international tuition fees (applications can be made to the university NUORS scheme for assistance, but it is competitive and cannot be guaranteed).
