New King's Studentship

Queen Mary University of London is advertising five AHRC Doctoral Landscape Award PhD studentships in the Arts and Humanities . These awards support outstanding original research across the Arts and Humanities and are suitable for applicants proposing interdisciplinary research within the usual scope of the Arts and Humanities Research Council . The studentships include a maintenance stipend , tuition fees at UKRI home rates , and support for research-related costs . Full-time doctoral study is ...

PhD studentships are available at Birmingham City University through the AHRC Doctoral Landscape Awards , a major UK funding scheme supporting doctoral research in the arts and humanities. This call offers six fully funded PhD studentships each year , including home tuition fees, a stipend, and additional funding opportunities. One international applicant per year is eligible for a full tuition fee waiver and stipend at the UKRI rate. The scheme also includes participation in the East and West M...

[Doctoral stipend of £21,805 (equivalent to the Research Councils UK National Minimum Doctoral Stipend), home-rate tuition fees, and access to further research funding on application.] The University of Kent is offering fully funded AHRC Doctoral Landscape Awards for doctoral study in the Arts and Humanities. These prestigious studentships support three doctoral researchers each year from 2026 to 2028 and are designed to help talented candidates develop ambitious, structured PhD projects within ...

PhD studentship opportunity in Discourse Studies at the University of Warwick , Department of Applied Linguistics, in the United Kingdom . This MPhil/PhD opportunity invites applicants to study any aspect of language, communication, discourse, text analysis , and related topics in professional, academic, and social contexts. The programme highlights independent doctoral research under the guidance of an academic supervisor, with access to a diverse research community, weekly research seminars in...

King’s College, University of Cambridge is offering Junior Research Fellowships for gifted early-career researchers. The scheme supports outstanding scholars for a four-year period and runs competitions each year for both stipendiary and non-stipendiary fellowships. The opportunity is designed for researchers at the start of their independent academic careers, typically within two years of receiving their doctorate. It is open across the college’s areas of interest, with subjects spanning the li...