Anniversary Research Scholarships
To celebrate our 125th anniversary in 2009, Bangor University launched a five year programme of postgraduate expansion.
As a continuation of this strategic expansion, in 2010/2011 we will be offering around 70 research scholarships comprised of c. 30 Anniversary PhD studentships and bursaries and c. 40 postgraduate opportunities for companies and students wishing to collaborate on MRes and PhD research projects of social/economic value to the Convergence region of Wales. These are known as KESS Scholarships (Knowledge Economy Skills Scholarships) . KESS is funded by the European Union as part of a pan-Wales Higher-level skills initiative, co-ordinated by Bangor University.
circulation date : 11/02/2010
closing date : 30/04/2010
Ten PhD/MRes studentships are available from October 2010. The studentships cover tuition fees, research training support grant and a starting stipend of £14,200 per year. The MRes provides advanced level research methods training and is relevant to those wishing to go on to study for a PhD. Together, our MRes and PhD programmes have been awarded 1+3 recognition by the Economic and Social Research Council.
The Faculty of Arts at the University of Groningen is committed to providing advanced training at PhD level to the most promising young scholars in Archaeology, Literature and Cultural Studies, and Linguistics. The Graduate School of Humanities offers the organizational infrastructure within which graduate students participate in advanced training and supervised research.
The Graduate School for the Humanities offers 9 full time PhD positions in the following fields:
The University is pleased to offer over 50 Postgraduate Research Studentships commencing in Session 2010-11 for students undertaking research leading to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD). In coming to Stirling, you will join a large postgraduate community with an international flavour. Our postgraduate researchers are guided by world-class scholars and researchers and supported by the Stirling Graduate Research School. Every one of our postgraduates enjoys an unrivalled range of social, cultural and sporting opportunities, all within our beautiful campus location.
The Politecnico di Torino offers international students the possibility to receive a scholarship and other benefits to graduate from the Politecnico di Torino attending a Master of Science program in Engineering or Architecture.
The initiative is promoted by the Politecnico di Torino and the Compagnia di San Paolo.
General information on the Master of Science programs
Location: Torino
Language in which the courses are held: English or Italian
Length: 2 years
The activities will begin in September 2010.