AHRC Doctoral Awards Scheme

Arts and Humanities Research Council

THIS INFORMATION IS FOR CURRENT AWARD HOLDERS ONLY - APPLICANTS PLEASE SEE THE BLOCK GRANT PARTNERSHIPS OR STUDENTSHIP COMPETITION.

Doctoral awards provide support for up to three years of full-time study, or up to five years of part-time study (and in exceptional cases full-time up to four years or part-time up to seven years), to enable you to pursue and complete a programme of doctoral research and gain a doctoral degree.

In awarding studentships for doctoral research we assume that a doctoral thesis is a piece of work that:
- exhibits substantial evidence of original scholarship and contains material that can be prepared for publication, and
- can be produced by a capable, well-qualified and dilligent student, properly supervised and supported, within the period of award.

We expect full-time award holders to submit their doctoral thesis within four years of the start of the award. Part-time students should submit their thesis within seven years.

Funding information

Value:

Fees and maintenance (full award); fees-only awards also given

Number of awards per year:

around 630 (2005)

Funding applies to:
EU applicants (including UK)
Funding notes:

Students must be ordinarily resident in the UK or European Union.

Funding duration:

Up to 5 years (3 years for full-time students)

Contacts and how to apply

Administrative contact and how to apply:

Students must submit an application through the higher education institution (HEI) at which they intend to study.

See website for guidance notes and application form.

AHRC Polaris House North Star Avenue
Swindon SN2 1FL
T 01793 41 6000

enquiries@ahrc.ac.uk
http://www.ahrc.ac.uk/FundingOpportunities/Pages/DoctoralScheme.aspx

Deadline notes:

Check exact dates with Funder. Institutional deadlines for receipt of AHRC forms may be earlier: check with institution.