TECHNE Studentships available at the University of Brighton
Studentships are available for PhD study at the University of Brighton!
techne awards about 57 AHRC scholarships each year across the range of arts and humanities disciplines: 45 in its open competition and 12 through the Collaborative Doctoral Award route. Collaborative Doctoral Awards can be found on the ‘PhD with Partners’ page.Studentships include maintenance and fees for three years for a full time student; or six years for a part-time student. Please note that overseas students are not eligible for technescholarships. EU students are eligible for fees but not maintenance. Studentships are open to students who have already started their doctoral study but they must have at least 50% of the funded period of an AHRC award (usually 18 months) remaining at the time they start their scholarship.
techne welcomes both interdisciplinary research proposals and those focussed within traditional discipline areas.
If you are interested in a techne studentship, please contact a member of staff at the university where you wish to study in the first instance and check their deadlines. You can find out who this should be on our Members, Partners and Students page. The member of staff will be able to advise you on your suitability for a techne studentship, and support you through the application process. It will be necessary to apply separately for both a techne studentship and a place at your chosen university.
When directed to do so by their university, students should submit their techne application through the techne Application Portal, which is now open for use. A word version of the application form and the application guidance are available.
If you wish to find out more, go to the TECHNE Website: http://www.techne.ac.uk/how-to-apply-for-a-techne-ahrc-studentship
Dr Craig Jordan-Baker
