Introduction:
The Dublin City University is at introduce enduring for PhD allow in Politics and International Studies at the IICRR in Ireland. Overall understudies are fit the bill to apply for this concede.
The Dublin City University intends to lead the world in research and guideline.
The University has a particularly strong research record, is every so often portrayed as an investigation drove school, and has routinely been recorded as gaining more research compensation per people from the work force – or to make sure as a level of total pay – than some other school in Ireland. Its investigation amass managing sensors at the National Center for Sensor Research is seen as really exceptional on the planet.
Course Level:
Scholarship is available to pursue PhD programme.
Study Subject:
Scholarships are awarded in Politics and International Studies at the IICRR.
Scholarship Award:
Dublin City University Institute for International Conflict Resolution and Reconstruction invites applications from students for a PhD studentship in Politics and International Relations, valued at between €21,000 and €27,000 pa, for up to four years.
- This PhD scholarship has a value of up to €21,000 to €27,000 (full fees, plus €16,000pa (usually tax-free), for up to 4 years, subject to satisfactory progress.
Eligibility:
Eligible Countries: International students are eligible to apply for this scholarship.
Entrance Requirements: To be eligible for this scholarship you must meet the following requirements:
Applicants must have a Masters Degree, fluent English, and excellent academic grades. International students will need to meet the university’s English language requirements.
English Language Requirements: Applicants must meet the Dublin City University English Language Requirements.
How to Apply:
Applications should be made to IICRR-at-dcu.ie and they should include
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- A CV, including 2 academic referees
- A one-page letter of application
- The grades achieved in your master degree with copies of transcripts
- A 2000 word research proposal, setting out your research question, how the research relates to existing academic literature and a brief description of your proposed methodology.
