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Doctoral
Computer Science & IT,Education,Religion & Ethics
Ireland
Benefits
Fully funded scholarship including a living allowance and University fees
Opportunity to conduct doctoral research in a vibrant academic environment
Gain valuable skills in ethnographic research and academic writing
Present research findings at national and international conferences
Contribute to scholarly publications and wider dissemination of research findings.
This scholarship aims to support qualified candidates in pursuing doctoral research in the field of applied linguistics and sociolinguistics, focusing on the linguistic experiences of multilingual families in the Irish Gaeltacht.
University or Organization: University of Galway
Department: College of Arts, Social Sciences, and Celtic Studies
Course Level: PhD
Award: Fully funded, including a living allowance (stipend) of €22,000 per annum and University fees of €5,750
Access Mode: Online
Number of Awards: Not specified
Nationality: Open to all nationalities
The award can be taken in: Ireland
Application Deadline: 15 April 2024
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PhD Scholarship Details
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Ireland
Benefits
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Additional support for conference travel
Opportunities to gain paid teaching experience
Access to national and overseas research methods and networking opportunities
Some remote working arrangements
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Ireland
CSHIHE/OPW Scholarship in Country House Studies, Maynooth University
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Ireland
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