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Galway Doctoral Research Scholarship at University of Galway University of Galway in Ireland
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Anthropology
Funding
Monthly scholarship of 1,833 EUR (up to 22,000 EUR per year) plus tuition fees covered; duration one to four years depending on the call.
Deadline
Jun 20, 2027
Country
Ireland
University
University of Galway
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About this position
The Galway Doctoral Research Scholarship at the University of Galway supports full-time doctoral research within the College of Arts, Social Sciences, and Celtic Studies. It is designed for students whose projects sit in the arts, social sciences, or Celtic studies, with examples in the advert including history, geography, archaeology, English, music, philosophy, psychology, sociology, classics, and modern languages such as French, German, Italian, or Spanish.
The scholarship is intended for a structured PhD environment at the University of Galway and supports research over one, two, three, or four years depending on the call. The award is described as a contribution to living costs and includes tuition fee coverage. Selection is based on the strength of the applicant’s academic record and the fit between the proposed project and the themes of the call.
This opportunity is especially aimed at applicants beginning their PhD journey and is administered through the college research office in the university’s arts and social sciences context.
Funding details
Monthly scholarship of 1,833 EUR (up to 22,000 EUR per year) plus tuition fees covered; duration one to four years depending on the call.
What's required
Applicants must be starting a full-time, structured PhD programme at the University of Galway and must not have already started their PhD. The research must be within arts, social sciences or Celtic studies. A first class or upper second class degree (with distinction), or an equivalent qualification in a relevant subject area, is required; higher academic qualifications may carry greater weight. Applicants can work in English or Irish, and if neither is their first language they may need to pass a language test. Any nationality can apply, but applicants may not receive another scholarship at the same time.
How to apply
Send one PDF by email to the college research office. Include a research statement, a short CV, and the names of two referees. Applications are assessed by a panel of three academic staff and applicants in their first PhD year are preferred.
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