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2022
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Tipo de Oportunidade:
Bolsa
Instituição:
University of Surrey
Data Término Inscrição:
16/12/2022
Descrição e requisitos:
This studentship opportunity aims to address under-representation within specific departments to help advance gender equality and diversity whilst funding aspiring leaders of research.
Start date: 1 October 2023
Duration: 3.5 years funded
Application deadline: 16 December 2022
Funding source: University of Surrey, Doctoral College
Funding information:
- Full tuition fee waiver p.a.
- Full tuition fee waiver p.a.
- Stipend at UKRI rates p.a. (currently at £17,668)
- Research Training Support Grant of £3,000 to cover the funded period.
We are committed to ensuring that our Doctoral College is accessible, inclusive, and representative of the society we live in. Our exciting new studentship opportunity aims to address under-representation of women, men, and non-binary students within specific departments to help advance gender equality and diversity whilst funding aspiring leaders of research.
You will be joining our world-class, research-led University at an exciting time. We provide innovative and world-class doctoral training, with an outstanding research environment that connects supervisors, doctoral researchers, and research support staff within a multi-disciplinary approach, making the University of Surrey the ideal place to start your research career.
This studentship is available to UK and International applicants who identify as women in the following programmes:
- Chemistry
- Chemical and Process Engineering
- Physics
- Music and Digital Media Arts
- Computer Science
- Electrical and Electronic Engineering - Advanced Technology Institute; Information and Communication Systems; Space Engineering; Vision, Speech and Signal Processing
- Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Mathematics
- Mechanical Engineering Sciences
- Sound Recording
Inscrições e mais informações:
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