POSTGRADUATE FUNDING OPPORTUNITES IN THE HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

 

 

SCHOOL OF ADVANCED STUDY, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON

AVAILABLE FOR OCTOBER 2010 ENTRY

 

The School of Advanced Study at the University of London offers a number of funding opportunities across its range of postgraduate taught Master’s and research degree programmes (commencing October 2010) in subjects spanning the humanities and social sciences, including:

 

•   American and Latin American studies
•   Cultural studies
•   English
•   Globalisation
•   History
•   Human rights
•   International development
•   Law (taxation law, international corporate governance, financial regulation and economic law, and legislative studies)
•   Modern languages (French, German, Hispanic and Italian)
•   Politics and international relations

 For the full list of Master’s degrees go to www.sas.ac.uk/maprogramme.html

 

Funding options include:

 

• Arts and Humanities Research Council Studentships (deadline approaching)
• 2 x AHRC Research studentships in History (2)
• 2 x Master's degree studentships in History (RPM)
• 1 x Master's degree studentship in Law (Human Rights) (PPM)
• 1 x Collaborative Doctoral award at the IHR’s Centre for Contemporary British History with the Rothschild Archive.

 

School of Advanced Studentships (deadline approaching)

•   2 x Master’s degree studentships
•  1 x research degree studentship

  Bursaries and studentships offered by the Institutes of the School:

• Institute of Advanced Legal Studies
• Institute of Classical Studies
• Institute of Commonwealth Studies
• Institute of English Studies
• Institute of Germanic & Romance Studies
• Institute of Historical Research
• Institute of Musical Research
• Institute of Philosophy
• Institute for the Study of the Americas
• Warburg Institute

Further information

 

For more details, please visit www.sas.ac.uk/funding.html

 

Or contact Registry by emailing sas.registry@sas.ac.uk or calling +44 (0)20 7862 8662 or 8661

 

The School of Advanced Study, University of London, unites ten prestigious research institutes to form the UK’s national centre for the facilitation and promotion of research in the humanities and social sciences.