The Leicester University (UoL) is offering the applicant for the Stanley Burton Centre PhD Scholarship (fee-waiver) in Holocaust & Genocide Studies which is commencing February 2019. This scholarship is eligible to suitable new UK/EU and International applicants and awarded to new postgraduate researchers.
The University of Leicester is carry out to international excellence through the creation of world changing research and high quality, spiritual inspiration teaching. This University was ranked 6th in the UK for research in the 2014 Guardian REF League Table.
i) History of concentration camps, ghettos and similar institutions
ii) History of Germany/German phone Europe
iii) The origins and consequences of mass violence
iv) The public and national memory of mass conflicts
v) Post-conflict materialization and heritage
vi) Media and the representation of mass violence
vii) Holocaust representation and memory
viii) Genocide Studies
ix) History of the Holocaust
x) History of the Balkans
Applicants must meet the following criteria points:
The Applicants must have a 1st class or high upper second-class honors degree (or equal to qualification) in history or a accepted discipline and meet the University’s Standard English language entry requirements.
The Applicants should be able to bespeak a strong interest in research and it is advantageous that applicants be proficient minimum 1 language other than English. The Presence in Leicester and participation in the activities of the Burton Centre is a requirement.
The Applicants should also have a Master’s degree with merit or distinction in a accepted discipline or be able to show proof that they will obtain this before February 2019.
This scholarship is open to suitable new UK/EU and International (i.e., outside the EU) applicants. This scholarship covers tuition fees at the UK rate only. International applicants (and those not eligible to pay UK tuition fees) should demonstrate at the time of their application that they can fund the difference in tuition fee rates. The scholarship is for full- or part-time study. To be paid to UK visa reduction, international applicants are not normally able to study part-time.
The scholarship will be return to annually subject to the student successfully passing the yearly assessment. Students will be encouraged to apply for sources of additional funding like as the Midlands Cities project and will be provided support through this procedure.
The Applicants must be able to begin their studies in February 2019.
The Applicants should meet the Universities’ English Language Requirements.
To apply, simply follow our 5 point checklist:
Scholarship Link
The University of Leicester is carry out to international excellence through the creation of world changing research and high quality, spiritual inspiration teaching. This University was ranked 6th in the UK for research in the 2014 Guardian REF League Table.
Scholarship Description:
- The Applications should be submitted before due date which is September 14, 2018.
- The Course Level of the Scholarship is obtainable to pursue PhD programme.
- The Study Subject research areas includes:
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ii) History of Germany/German phone Europe
iii) The origins and consequences of mass violence
iv) The public and national memory of mass conflicts
v) Post-conflict materialization and heritage
vi) Media and the representation of mass violence
vii) Holocaust representation and memory
viii) Genocide Studies
ix) History of the Holocaust
x) History of the Balkans
- The Benefits of The scholarship will pay full-time University UK tuition fees for 3 years (pro-rata for part-time study).
- This scholarship is allowed to suitable new UK/EU and International (i.e., outside the EU) applicants.
- The Number of Scholarships is two are obtainable.
- This Scholarship will be given in the UK
Eligibility Criteria:
Applicants must meet the following criteria points:
The Applicants must have a 1st class or high upper second-class honors degree (or equal to qualification) in history or a accepted discipline and meet the University’s Standard English language entry requirements.
The Applicants should be able to bespeak a strong interest in research and it is advantageous that applicants be proficient minimum 1 language other than English. The Presence in Leicester and participation in the activities of the Burton Centre is a requirement.
The Applicants should also have a Master’s degree with merit or distinction in a accepted discipline or be able to show proof that they will obtain this before February 2019.
This scholarship is open to suitable new UK/EU and International (i.e., outside the EU) applicants. This scholarship covers tuition fees at the UK rate only. International applicants (and those not eligible to pay UK tuition fees) should demonstrate at the time of their application that they can fund the difference in tuition fee rates. The scholarship is for full- or part-time study. To be paid to UK visa reduction, international applicants are not normally able to study part-time.
The scholarship will be return to annually subject to the student successfully passing the yearly assessment. Students will be encouraged to apply for sources of additional funding like as the Midlands Cities project and will be provided support through this procedure.
The Applicants must be able to begin their studies in February 2019.
The Applicants should meet the Universities’ English Language Requirements.
Procedure of Application:
To apply, simply follow our 5 point checklist:
- Define what you want to research & ensure this is occurring together without conflict with the areas of research listed above.
- The Applications should be keep someone company by a thesis proposal of no more than 2000 words outlining the area to be studied, key debates within the field, and beginning ideas on potential research methods & primary sources.
- Prepare helping documents (transcript of first degree marks, CV).
- State in your application that you are applying for the History Fee Waiver Scholarship in Holocaust & Genocide Studies.
- Submit your online application.
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