[Commlist] Funded PhD opportunities in Film at Queen Mary University of London

The department of Film Studies at Queen Mary University of London is 
pleased to invite applications for funded PhD studentships for 2019 
entry. Supervision for both traditional-route and Practice-based PhDs is 
available in all areas of the department’s research expertise, including 
Film and Ethics, Film and Media Archaeology, Pre- and Post-Cinematic 
Visual Cultures and Art Theory, Feminist and Intersectional Studies, 
Film-Philosophy and Film-Phenomenology, Critical Animal Studies and 
Ecocriticism, Cultural Studies, War film, European Cinema, Indian Cinema 
and Glocal Cinemas, Classical Hollywood Cinema and Contemporary North 
American cinemas, Film Stars, British Cinema, Documentary, Experimental 
film and artist’s moving image, Film and Finance. For full details, 
see individual staff profiles on the department’s website: 
https://www.qmul.ac.uk/sllf/film-studies/people/
PhD studentships are available as part of the following competitions:
         London Arts & Humanities Partnership (LAHP), offering up to 90 
studentships per year for projects in any area of the department’s 
expertise. These studentships offer 3-4 years of funding (fees + living 
stipend), and feature the possibility of cross-institutional supervision 
with other LAHP partners (including UCL, King’s and the LSE). The LAHP 
studentship competition will open by the end of November. Application 
deadline: 28 January 2019 but applicants must also have applied directly 
to QMUL by 18 January 2019. Residency/nationality restrictions apply.
         QMUL Principal’s Studentships, offering up to 18 studentships 
per year across the Humanities and Social Sciences. The Principal’s 
studentships offer 3 years of funding (fees + living stipend). 
Application deadline: 31 January 2019. No residency/nationality 
restrictions.
         Leverhulme Trust Mobile People Studentships, offering up to 7 
studentships per year for PhD research examining how the world is being 
dynamically constituted by mobile people in active and novel ways and 
how this affects fundamental social and political institutions. The 
Leverhulme studentships offer 3 years of funding (fees + living 
stipend). Application deadline: 31 January 2019. No 
residency/nationality restrictions.
         China Scholarship Council (CSC), offering studentships for any 
area of the department’s expertise. These studentships offer 4 years of 
funding (fees + living stipend). Application deadline: 31 January 2019. 
For nationals of the People’s Republic of China only.

For more details about the department and these studentship 
opportunities, please contact a prospective supervisor directly, or the 
department’s Director of Graduate Studies, Dr Jenny Chamarette: 
(j.chamarette /at/ qmul.ac.uk)

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