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PhD Research Scholarship in Traditional Asian medicine Field at University of Kent 2020

PhD Research Scholarship in Traditional Asian medicine Field at University of Kent 2020

Royaume-Uni 19 janv. 2020
Université de Kent

Université de Kent

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19 janv. 2020
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The University of Kent in the United Kingdom announced the Global Challenges Doctoral Centre (GCDC) scholarship for new postgraduate research applicants. 

Eligibility Criteria:

  • Candidates will be expected to have met the entry requirements for a PhD in Biosciences: A minimum 2.1 honors degree in Biology, Biomedicine or equivalent. A Master's degree or the equivalent from an internationally recognized institution is desirable. Research experience in whole-organism biology, molecular biology and or biochemistry is also desirable.
  • This project is highly collaborative, and the researcher will work together with the PIs and collaborating partners within the university and in Thailand to make it a success. The researcher will be responsible (together with the PIs) for the successful running of the project. This will require motivation, a high level of organization, collaboration skills and a certain level of independence.
  • GCDC scholars are required to be based at the Canterbury or Medway campuses for the duration of their studies except for research-related overseas visits.
  • The student will be expected to actively engage with the Global Challenges Doctoral Centre (GCDC) and participate in the Centre’s training and events throughout the duration of their PhD.
  • The University of Kent requires all non-native speakers of English to reach a minimum standard of proficiency in written and spoken English before beginning a postgraduate degree.

The scholarship call is open to applicants from all nationalities. Applicants paying overseas fees can still apply: four GCDC scholarships will be offered at the international rate and some academic schools may be able to support other applicants financially beyond the UKRI level.

Benefits:

GCDC scholars will receive the following:

  • Annual stipend at UKRI rates for 3.5 years (TBC but this was £15,009 for 2019/20);
  • Annual tuition fees at UKRI Home/EU rates for 3.5 years (£4,327 for 2019/20);
  • A Research Training Support Grant of £1,500 per year for the first 3 years of study; and
  • Specialized interdisciplinary GCDC cohort training activities.

Required Documents:

As part of the application process, students should include the following:

  • specify the project they wish to apply for;
  • explain reasons for study;
  • provide details/evidence of qualifications;
  • provide two academic references;
  • provide other personal information and supporting documentation.

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