Topic ID #13114 - posted 7/30/2011 2:27 AM
Jennifer Palmer
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Fully-funded AHRC Master's by Research Studentship: Celtic Studies
Jennifer Palmer
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Fully-funded AHRC Master's by Research Studentship: Celtic Studies
Swansea University - Wales
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Swansea University - College of Arts and Humanities
Introduction:
The College of Arts and Humanities invites applications for an AHRC Research Preparation Master's studentship in Celtic Studies.
About the project:
The new Master's by Research is ideal for those who would like to do a research degree without committing themselves to a PhD. Students on this programme can study full or part time, are examined solely on the basis of a 30,000 word thesis.
Celtic Studies at Swansea is explicitly inter-disciplinary, multi-disciplinary and comparative in approach, examining the very notions of 'Celticity' and Celtic identity. It benefits from links with Swansea's Centre for the History of Wales and its Borderlands, a lively research culture and the expertise of members of staff in other parts of the University and the ready availability of research resources.
Applicants interested in undertaking a Master's by Research in Celtic Studies are encouraged to explore the research expertise of members of staff to ensure a good fit between Research proposals and potential supervisors. For more details visit www.swansea.ac.uk/artsandhumanities
Our research students are supervised by leading international scholars and have access to skills and training programmes at College and Institutional levels. Potential applicants are most welcome to contact the Graduate Centre admissions team for more details and advice on designing a research proposal (contact details below).
Candidate eligibility:
Applicants must have an upper second class Honours degree from an AHRC approved HE institution.
Applicants must meet AHRC residency criteria - for a full award , applicants must:
have been ordinarily resident in the UK throughout the 3-year period preceding the date of application for an award, and
have settled status in the UK within the meaning of the Immigration Act 1971 (i.e. not be subject to any restriction on the period for which he/she may stay)
Students from EU countries other than the UK may be eligible for a fees-only award, if ordinarily resident in a member state of the EU.
For further information, please see the AHRC's Guide to Student Eligibility which is available for download from the AHRC's Block Grant Partnerships Funding Opportunities webpage: www.ahrc.ac.uk
Studentship value:
A full award includes full UK/EU tuition fees and a maintenance grant of £9,490.
For more information, view the full listing by clicking here.
Fully-funded AHRC Master's by Research Studentship: Celtic Studies
Swansea University - Wales
See original job posting at Jobs.ac.uk »
Swansea University - College of Arts and Humanities
Introduction:
The College of Arts and Humanities invites applications for an AHRC Research Preparation Master's studentship in Celtic Studies.
About the project:
The new Master's by Research is ideal for those who would like to do a research degree without committing themselves to a PhD. Students on this programme can study full or part time, are examined solely on the basis of a 30,000 word thesis.
Celtic Studies at Swansea is explicitly inter-disciplinary, multi-disciplinary and comparative in approach, examining the very notions of 'Celticity' and Celtic identity. It benefits from links with Swansea's Centre for the History of Wales and its Borderlands, a lively research culture and the expertise of members of staff in other parts of the University and the ready availability of research resources.
Applicants interested in undertaking a Master's by Research in Celtic Studies are encouraged to explore the research expertise of members of staff to ensure a good fit between Research proposals and potential supervisors. For more details visit www.swansea.ac.uk/artsandhumanities
Our research students are supervised by leading international scholars and have access to skills and training programmes at College and Institutional levels. Potential applicants are most welcome to contact the Graduate Centre admissions team for more details and advice on designing a research proposal (contact details below).
Candidate eligibility:
Applicants must have an upper second class Honours degree from an AHRC approved HE institution.
Applicants must meet AHRC residency criteria - for a full award , applicants must:
have been ordinarily resident in the UK throughout the 3-year period preceding the date of application for an award, and
have settled status in the UK within the meaning of the Immigration Act 1971 (i.e. not be subject to any restriction on the period for which he/she may stay)
Students from EU countries other than the UK may be eligible for a fees-only award, if ordinarily resident in a member state of the EU.
For further information, please see the AHRC's Guide to Student Eligibility which is available for download from the AHRC's Block Grant Partnerships Funding Opportunities webpage: www.ahrc.ac.uk
Studentship value:
A full award includes full UK/EU tuition fees and a maintenance grant of £9,490.
For more information, view the full listing by clicking here.
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