Application Deadline: 17/03/2010
The University is pleased to offer over 50 Postgraduate Research Studentships commencing in Session 2010-11 for students undertaking research leading to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD). In coming to Stirling, you will join a large postgraduate community with an international flavour. Our postgraduate researchers are guided by world-class scholars and researchers and supported by the Stirling Graduate Research School. Every one of our postgraduates enjoys an unrivalled range of social, cultural and sporting opportunities, all within our beautiful campus location. Find out more.
What Can I Study?
We have a wide range of postgraduate opportunities within our broad research themes of Health and Well-being, Environment and People, Culture and Society, Enterprise and Economy, and Sport. We encourage applications that cross disciplinary boundaries to tackle new research questions in innovative ways. Further details, including contact details, on all available research programmes within these themes are given below.
How Will It Fund My Study?
Our University Postgraduate Research Studentships will cover fees and maintenance for successful applicants for 3 years. For specific details, see Terms and conditions.
Other Studentship Funding
A number of our departments also offer studentships funded by UK Research Councils including the ESRC and AHRC, and other sponsors, and have a range of other research programmes available. These include part-time PhD programmes, professional Doctorates, and 1 (Masters) + 3 (PhD) programmes. If you are interested in any of these possibilities you can also find further information using the links to department information.
The closing date for applications for University Postgraduate Research Studentships is 17 March 2010.
- Applied Social Science
- Institute of Aquaculture
- Biological & Environmental Sciences
- Computing Science & Mathematics
- Stirling Institute of Education
- English Studies
- Film, Media & Journalism
- The School of History & Politics
- Languages, Cultures & Religions
- Law
- Stirling Management School
- Economics Division
- Marketing Division
- Institute for Retail Studies
- Institute for People-Centred Healthcare Management
- Institute for Socio-Management
- Nursing & Midwifery
- Philosophy
- Psychology
- Sports Studies - Scotland's University for Sporting Excellence
- Terms & conditions
- How to apply
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