PhD Funding
This page collects funding opportunities available to PhD applicants at QUCEH. Those interested in applying for these funding schemes should, in the first instance, contact Chris Colvin.
Queen's Business School PhD Scholarships
Queen’s Business School will be running a PhD studentship competition to recruit and select postgraduate students of the very highest calibre to study within and across academic departments.
The studentships will provide successful candidates with 4 years of funding (covering tuition fees and a living stipend).
Successful candidates will provide six hours of teaching, administration, or research assistance per week in each semester as part of their stipend. The appropriate Head of Department will allocate this assistance.
The next deadline for applications is TBC
Further information:
Please visit the QBS website for more information.
The studentships will provide successful candidates with 4 years of funding (covering tuition fees and a living stipend).
Successful candidates will provide six hours of teaching, administration, or research assistance per week in each semester as part of their stipend. The appropriate Head of Department will allocate this assistance.
The next deadline for applications is TBC
Further information:
Please visit the QBS website for more information.
Northern Ireland and North East Doctoral Training Partnership
The Northern Ireland and North East Doctoral Training Partnership (NINE DTP) is a collaborative enterprise between seven universities across Northern Ireland and the North East of England. It is funded by the Economic and Social Research Council, with support from the Department for the Economy Northern Ireland (DfENI). NINE DTP has a dedicated Economic and Social History Pathway, which is a collaboration between Queen's, Newcaste and Durham unversities.
The most important part of the application is a 2,000-word research proposal outlining the programme of research which you intend to pursue during your scholarship. Please get in touch with the contact person at your intended home institution to discuss potential research avenues, and to identify a suitable supervisory team, before applying.
To qualify for a +3 scholarship, applicants must additionally hold a good Master's degree with a sufficient research training element in a relevant discipline.
Further information:
Please visit the ESRC NINE DTP website for more details about eligibility and the application process.
The most important part of the application is a 2,000-word research proposal outlining the programme of research which you intend to pursue during your scholarship. Please get in touch with the contact person at your intended home institution to discuss potential research avenues, and to identify a suitable supervisory team, before applying.
To qualify for a +3 scholarship, applicants must additionally hold a good Master's degree with a sufficient research training element in a relevant discipline.
Further information:
Please visit the ESRC NINE DTP website for more details about eligibility and the application process.