Henley Business School of the University of Reading is pleased to announce a range of international Ph.D. studentships available for October 2019 start.
These are available for highly qualified applicants for research within science, life sciences, social science, and arts and humanities.
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University or Organization: University of Reading
Department: NA
Course Level: Ph.D. study
Award: £14,777
Access Mode: Online
Number of Awards: NA
Nationality: International students
The program can be taken in the Uk
Application Deadline: 31st January 2019
Eligibility
- Funding is only open to international (non-EU) candidates. Candidates will be required to meet the language requirements specified by their department upon entry.
- Due to the nature of the studentships where training and support will be directly available via the university, we only invite applications for students wishing to study at one of the University of Reading campuses. Unfortunately, we cannot support other modes of study, such as by distance.
Scholarship Open for International Students: The international students can apply for this scholarship.
How to Apply: Applications for a PhD studentship need to be made at the same time as applicant’s application for a place on PhD program. To be considered please:
-Ensure that you meet the eligibility requirements
-Complete a Studentship application form.
-Return this alongside a completed PhD application form and your supporting documents. Please indicate that you would like to apply for funding.
Benefits
A combination of full and fee-only awards will be available. Full studentships offer:
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- a subsistence grant (stipend) to match the 2019/20 UK Research Council rate (the 2018/19 rate is £14,777)
- tuition fees at the International rate
- a £1,000 p.a. training and development allowance
Fees-only studentships, each one offering:
- tuition fees at the International rate
- a £1,000 p.a. training and development allowance
All awards are for up to three years in duration. A maximum of seven studentships will be available in total.
