[Commlist] AHRC-funded doctoral studentships at Brunel

Deadline for applications is 6 January.


AHRC Funded Studentships in College of Business, Arts & Social Sciences 
via the TECHNE2 Doctoral Training Partnership.

Brunel University London is part of a consortium of universities in 
London and the southeast that form a national Doctoral Training 
Partnership (DTP) focusing on the arts and humanities disciplines. 
TECHNE is one of ten Doctoral Training Partnerships receiving funding 
from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) as part of their 
commitment to supporting postgraduate-level research into the arts and 
humanities disciplines.

Originally established in 2014, TECHNE has successfully collaborated 
with partner institutions and external organisations across London and 
the southeast to deliver industry-relevant research across a range of 
arts and humanities disciplines. The latest round of funding enables the 
consortium to widen its remit and continue this work.

As part of the DTP consortium, Brunel University London will support 
studentships for high-achieving arts and humanities scholars, which will 
commence in October 2020. The studentships will be offered through the 
College of Business, Arts and Social Sciences. Students will be 
affiliated to one of the College’s interdisciplinary research centres – 
Entrepreneurship and Sustainability and Global Lives. DTP students will 
become members of the College’s vibrant research community where they 
will benefit from Brunel’s diverse specialist expertise.

We are pleased to invite applications for studentships in the following 
subject areas:

* History

* Cultures and Heritage

* Visual Arts

* Performing and Creative Arts

* Languages and Literature

Please see a detailed subject area list at: 
http://www.techne.ac.uk/how-to-apply-for-a-techne-ahrc-studentship/techne-subjects

Studentships are available as either on a full-time or part-time basis. 
Successful applicants for a Full-time award will receive an annual 
maintenance stipend of approximately £17003 per year (2019-20) RCUK 
rate, paid in monthly instalments in advance) for the period of their 
award ,plus Fees at the current RCUK rate for Full time or Part time 
courses.

How to apply and eligibility

The following documentation below should be submitted by email to

The following documentation below should be submitted by email to 
(emma.sigsworth /at/ brunel.ac.uk)

* Completed Application form

* An up-to-date CV;

* Details of your residential eligibility.

* Two academic references or names and contact details of two academic 
referees. One professional reference (if applicable).

* Must hold 2:1 or above Undergraduate and Masters in relevant 
discipline. Please supply copies of your Undergraduate transcript and 
certificate, and Masters Transcript and certificate (if applicable). If 
you have not yet completed your degree programme, please provide the 
most up-to-date transcript available.

* A copy of your English language qualification, where applicable. Any 
non-native speaker who has not been awarded a degree by a University in 
the UK will be expected to demonstrate English language skills to IELTS 
7.0 (minimum 6.0 in any section).


Deadline for applications – 6th January 2020


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