Overview
The Department of Modern Languages is offering excellent funding opportunities for exceptional researchers in the area of French Language and Culture studies. We are offering:
Up to two AHRC Doctoral Awards (open to UK/EU students only): all tuition fees paid for three years. UK students will also receive an annual maintenance grant for three years, which we expect to be £13,590 per year.
The Department of Modern Languages is one of the UK’s leading centres for teaching and research in French, German, Hispanic, Italian, Russian, Film, and Sexuality and Gender Studies. Our research covers critical theory, culture, history, linguistics and literature, and we have cross-disciplinary strengths in a number of areas, including Linguistics, Film, the Study of Sexuality and Gender and Translation Studies. Many staff in Modern Languages currently hold awards from Research Councils and similar funding bodies on subjects ranging from Immigrants’ Italian, German and Austrian exhibitions since 1995 about the National Socialist past, Obscenity in Renaissance France, to costume-drama films of the 1950s.
How to apply
Entry criteria
For study in a language-based subject, students should have near native competence in that language and hold a Masters degree with at least a Merit, or international equivalent, in a languages/ literature based subject. For study in a non language-based or interdisciplinary subject , students should hold a Masters degree with at least a Merit or international equivalent, in a relevant discipline. Successful applications will normally also have a good first degree (at least 2.1 or international equivalent) in a relevant discipline. If English is not your native language then you will also need to satisfy our English language entry requirements.
To apply
To be considered for one of these Doctoral awards, you must complete an online web form where you must submit some personal details and upload a full CV, research proposal, transcripts, two references and, if relevant, proof of your English language proficiency, by 11 February 2011.
More information
For more information contact:
Morwenna Hussey, Senior Administrator
Email: humanities-pgadmissions@exeter.ac.uk
College of Humanities Graduate School, University of Exeter
Queen's Building, The Queen's Drive
Exeter, Devon, EX4 4QH
Visit http://humanities.exeter.ac.uk/modernlanguages/ for more information.
Please quote Scholarization.blogspot.com on your application when applying for this scholarship
The Department of Modern Languages is offering excellent funding opportunities for exceptional researchers in the area of French Language and Culture studies. We are offering:
Up to two AHRC Doctoral Awards (open to UK/EU students only): all tuition fees paid for three years. UK students will also receive an annual maintenance grant for three years, which we expect to be £13,590 per year.
The Department of Modern Languages is one of the UK’s leading centres for teaching and research in French, German, Hispanic, Italian, Russian, Film, and Sexuality and Gender Studies. Our research covers critical theory, culture, history, linguistics and literature, and we have cross-disciplinary strengths in a number of areas, including Linguistics, Film, the Study of Sexuality and Gender and Translation Studies. Many staff in Modern Languages currently hold awards from Research Councils and similar funding bodies on subjects ranging from Immigrants’ Italian, German and Austrian exhibitions since 1995 about the National Socialist past, Obscenity in Renaissance France, to costume-drama films of the 1950s.
How to apply
Entry criteria
For study in a language-based subject, students should have near native competence in that language and hold a Masters degree with at least a Merit, or international equivalent, in a languages/ literature based subject. For study in a non language-based or interdisciplinary subject , students should hold a Masters degree with at least a Merit or international equivalent, in a relevant discipline. Successful applications will normally also have a good first degree (at least 2.1 or international equivalent) in a relevant discipline. If English is not your native language then you will also need to satisfy our English language entry requirements.
To apply
To be considered for one of these Doctoral awards, you must complete an online web form where you must submit some personal details and upload a full CV, research proposal, transcripts, two references and, if relevant, proof of your English language proficiency, by 11 February 2011.
More information
For more information contact:
Morwenna Hussey, Senior Administrator
Email: humanities-pgadmissions@exeter.ac.uk
College of Humanities Graduate School, University of Exeter
Queen's Building, The Queen's Drive
Exeter, Devon, EX4 4QH
Visit http://humanities.exeter.ac.uk/modernlanguages/ for more information.
Please quote Scholarization.blogspot.com on your application when applying for this scholarship
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