DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONS: FULLY FUNDED PHD STUDENTSHIP IN MAINTAINING DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONS WHILST CARING FOR THE NATION’S MEMORY (RS737)

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DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONS: FULLY FUNDED PHD STUDENTSHIP IN MAINTAINING DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONS WHILST CARING FOR THE NATION’S MEMORY (RS737)

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Offer DescriptionFunding provider(s):This is a Welsh-medium Research Scholarship to start in the 2025/26 academic year funded in full or in part through the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol Research Scholarship Scheme.Swansea University’s Postgraduate Research Office has also secured central equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) funding which can be used to support postgraduate research scholarships for applicants from under-represented groups. To recognise the Welsh language we have set aside up to four 50% funded scholarships which can match-fund the Coleg Cymraeg’s funding and provide fully funded scholarships, including fees, stipend and RTSG.Project description:Please see Welsh advert for further information (website link).Aligned programme of study:Modern Languages, PhDMode of study:Full or Part-time study is possible.Where to apply WebsiteRequirementsResearch Field Other Education Level Master Degree or equivalentResearch Field Other Education Level Bachelor Degree or equivalentSkills/QualificationsWelsh language Requirements:Standard programme entry requirements apply, with the additional requirement of being able to confidently write in Welsh (and or/hold a Welsh literature GCSE grade C or above).Specific RequirementsScholarship open to UK fee eligible applicants ONLY.Additional InformationBenefitsThis scholarship covers the full cost of tuition fees and an annual stipend at UKRI rate (currently £19,237 for 2024/25).Additional research expenses of up to £500 – £1,000 per year will also be available.Eligibility criteriaCandidates must have attained, or must be expected to attain, a first-class honours degree and/or a distinction at master’s level.

• Where applicants have multiple master’s degrees, a distinction must be held in the degree that is most relevant to the intended PhD study.
• If you are currently studying for a master’s level qualification with an expected award date that is later than 01/10/2025, you should hold a minimum of an upper-second-class (2:1) honours degree.
• You should be able to demonstrate a pass with a minimum grade average of at least 70% for your part-one master’s degree modules (the taught aspect of your master’s course rather than a research-focused dissertation) and submit your dissertation by no later than 30/09/2025.

NB: If you hold a non-UK degree, please see the to find out if you meet the eligibility criteria.Applicants must be able to begin their course of study in October 2025 or January 2026. As a cohort-based programme, deferral to an alternative enrolment window within the academic year or to another academic year is not permissible.Work Location(s)Number of offers available 1 Company/Institute Swansea University Country United Kingdom GeofieldContact CitySwansea WebsiteStreetSingleton Park Postal CodeSA28PPSTATUS: EXPIREDShare this page

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£19237 per year

Location

Swansea

Job date

Tue, 17 Dec 2024 01:45:41 GMT

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