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Doctoral
Art & Design,Business & Management,Social Sciences,Tourism & Hospitality,Accounting & Finance
Ireland
University College Cork
Eligible:
International students from any country.
If English is not your first language, you must meet the English language requirement.
Criteria:
Confirm your eligibility to apply.
Applicants must have earned at least a Second Class Honours, Grade I in a relevant Masters' degree to be eligible for the award.
To apply, send an email with a completed application form (attached to the email).
If English is not your first language, you must also submit evidence that you meet the entry standards outlined above.
Last date:
October 28, 2022.
Scholarships give financing for up to four years, covering PhD programme tuition fees up to a maximum of €5,900 per year and an annual stipend of €18,500. (subject to satisfactory progress in studies each year). The scholarship includes the provision of teaching experience.
University or Organization: University College Cork
Department: All
Course Level: PhD
Award: Fully Funded
Number of Awards: NA
Access Mode: Online
Nationality: International Students
The award can be taken in Ireland.
Application Deadline: October 28, 2022.
Admission Requirements:
The successful candidate must hold a university degree (master's or equivalent above average) that permits access to doctoral studies.
Language Requirement:
IELTS: 6.5- with no individual section lower than 5.5
TOEFL: 90 - with minimum scores as follows: Listening- 17; Reading - 18; Speaking - 20; Writing – 17
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Criteria
The scholarship will be awarded for a PhD project entitled ‘Mapping Elsewhere in Irish Periodical Publishing’
Must hold a Master’s degree in a related field.
Demonstrated interest in Irish literature and periodical publishing.
Proficiency in Digital Humanities techniques.
Ability to undertake critical analysis and mixed-methodology research.
Ireland
PhD Scholarship Details
This PhD project aims to document the manifestation of ‘elsewhere’ in periodical publishing in Ireland since 1922.
The research will utilize a mixed-methodology approach underpinned by Digital Humanities techniques to produce a survey of recent and emerging trends in Irish periodical publishing.
The project will engage deeply with cultural, creative, and critical debates on diversity and inclusion in the Irish arts sector, culminating in a comprehensive survey of the iterations of internationalism in literary journals.
Ireland
Benefits
Full coverage of tuition fees for the duration of the PhD program.
An annual stipend to cover living expenses.
Access to university facilities and resources.
Opportunities for professional development and networking.
Ireland
Department Of English Language And Literature:
The Department of English Language and Literature at Mary Immaculate College is a thriving department within the institution’s Faculty of Arts.
The department has an excellent research profile with exceptional publication, funding, public engagement and impact activities by research-active staff. The Department has a lively postgraduate community, with a large cohort of PhD and MA students.
Ireland
Department Of English Language And Literature
Personal Statement (up to 750 words) outlining your interests, experience, and motivation related to the project
Academic Writing sample (up to 5000 words), e.g., section of MA dissertation or essay
Completed PATHOS PhD Application form
Names of two academic references. Referees of shortlisted candidates will be contacted for references prior to interview.
Ireland
CSHIHE/OPW Scholarship in Country House Studies, Maynooth University
The Centre for the Study of Historic Irish Houses and Estates (CSHIHE), Department of History, Maynooth University, Republic of Ireland, in conjunction with The Office of Public Works (OPW), is offering a PhD in History Scholarship (full-time, fully funded over four years), commencing in September 2024.
The successful candidate should have either a first-class honours BA degree in History or equivalent, or at least a 2:1 honours in an MA in History or equivalent degree.
Ireland
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