The University of Derby is offering 11 full-time PhD bursary studentship opportunities, to be held in the form of Graduate Teaching Assistantships to work with University’s academics to address a predefined research topic. The studentships will be granted in the form of Graduate Teaching Assistantships which means that, alongside your research, you will be expected to undertake a limited amount of teaching through which you will contribute to the wider University community and have opportunity to develop wider academic skills.
If granted a PhD studentship, subject to satisfactory progress you’ll receive £14,100 per annum (p.a.) for three years, with access to up to £1,000 p.a. for professional development, and your fees will be fully covered at a UK/EU level. This is a great opportunity for suitably qualified and ambitious students who want to join the University of Derby’s commitment to inspiration, innovation and impact by submitting proposals to undertake full time doctoral research that addresses a predefined area of research in the areas of:
- Art and Design;
- Biological Sciences;
- Business and Management;
- Communication, Cultural and Media Studies;
- Computer Science and Mathematics;
- Earth Systems and Environmental Sciences;
- Education;
- Engineering;
- Health and Social Care;
- Law;
- Psychology.
If unsuccessful in applying for a studentship, the appointing panel may be in a position to offer otherwise strong applicants a fees only bursary which, subject to satisfactory progress, will cover the cost of full-time Traditional Route PhD fees.
Location: Derby, UK
Closing date: Friday 14th August
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