Studentships are available for the University of Brighton’s PhD programme. The deadline for applications is January 16th, 2017.
About the studentships
The School of Humanities is pleased to invite applications to its PhD programme in Literature. There are currently two opportunities for doctoral funding: AHRC-funded TECHNE studentships and University of Brighton studentships. Both of these offer a stipend and fee waiver (amounting to approximately £20000 a year). Applications can be made in a wide range of fields, including women’s writing and theory, creative writing, Early Modern literature, nineteenth-century literature and twentieth/twenty-first century literature, Modernism, Marxism and Post-Colonial histories and theories, digital fictions and global publics.
About the department
The School of Humanities is the home of Literature in the University of Brighton. It includes a vibrant postgraduate research community, working on topics from the contemporary novel to contemporary forms of the self in fiction and politics, creative writing as practice and as aesthetic, and romance fiction as a site of agency rather than oppression.
Find out more
For details about how to apply for the two schemes, see: http://arts.brighton.ac.uk/research/doctoral-centre-arts/studentships
For details about doctoral research with the Literature team, see: http://arts.brighton.ac.uk/study/english-literature-studies-brighton/phd-literature-brighton
For more information on the research communities in the School of Humanities, see
http://arts.brighton.ac.uk/study/humanities
For details of individual supervisors in Literature, see http://arts.brighton.ac.uk/faculty-of-arts-brighton/staff-finder
Contact details
For further information about the studentships, potential applicants can contact Dr Andrew Hammond at A.N.Hammond@brighton.ac.uk
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