Economics and Social Research Council (ESRC) Studentships.
What is an ESRC studentship worth? All ESRC-funded studentships are calculated on the following basis, subject to meeting the full residential eligibility conditions and depending on the type of award allocated.
WRDTP ESRC STUDENTSHIPS (Prospective Students) The White Rose Social Sciences Doctoral Training Partnership (WRDTP), accredited by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) in 2016, is a collaboration across the social sciences at the Universities of Leeds, Sheffield, York, Bradford, Sheffield Hallam, Hull, and Manchester Metropolitan.
The WR DTP was accredited by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) in 2016, and is offering a range of social sciences PhD Studentships starting in September or October 2020.
If you are a prospective student and you wish to apply for postgraduate funding you should apply directly to the Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP) or Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) at which you wish to study. We do not provide funding to students directly. Being an ESRC student means that you are: funded to receive research training in.
ESRC PhD Studentships in Life course and Social Epidemiology (UBEL) Soc-B Centre for Doctoral Training in Biosocial Research MRC PhD Studentships in Populations, People and Data Across the Life Course UCL-Birkbeck MRC DTP Studentship UCL MRC Unit for Lifelong Health and Ageing BHF Cardiovascular Biomedicine 4 year PhD Studentships.
Funding for research training. UK Research and Innovation funding for postgraduate research training goes directly to Doctoral Training Partnerships (DTPs) and Centre for Doctoral Training (CDTs) who then undertake the selection and recruitment of students.
Studentships. We support around 1,900 PhD students at any one time. Funding for both PhD and Masters studentships is provided to research organisations, such as universities and MRC units, institutes and centres, who select outstanding candidates for projects with leading researchers.We do not fund students directly, so prospective students should contact the institution at which they wish to.
The Wales DTP awards over 50 ESRC studentships annually across 20 accredited pathways. A studentship usually covers academic fees and a maintenance grant. There are also further funds to support specific activities. A masters is not a prerequisite for studying at the Wales DTP. A range of training programmes are available based on an assessment.
CASE studentships (formerly known as 'Collaborative Awards in Science and Engineering') are collaborative training grants that provide students with a first-rate challenging research training experience, allowing top quality bioscience graduates to undertake research, leading to a PhD, within the context of a mutually beneficial research collaboration between academic and partner organisations.
Part-time studentships are also possible at pro-rata rates. ESRC Studentships. Studentships are only available for UK and EU students who meet residency requirements set out by the ESRC. In view of the limited number of awards and the very high standard of applications received, successful applicants are likely to have a very good first degree.
ESRC Studentships are available in a number of programmes for UK and EU students. A minimum of 30 studentships are available each year. Funding can cover one year's research training master's linked to a three year PhD, two year MRes linked to two years of study or a three year PhD programme.
Part-time ESRC studentship award holders cannot hold a full-time job. A part-time student cannot be permitted to change employment during the course of their award, so that their new employer is the same degree awarding body at which they taking their PhD. If a part-time student wishes to suspend their award for a period because.
The University of Strathclyde is part of the Scottish Graduate School of Social Sciences (SGSSS) and is able to offer the opportunity to apply for ESRC PhD studentships at full RCUK rates (home tuition fee and a 3 year stipend for eligible candidates).
