University of Strathclyde's AHRC-funded PhD Studentships in UK, 2019

The University of Strathclyde of Glasgow, United Kingdom is offering AHRC-funded Design Star Studentships, 2019 to pursue a program of postgraduate study in design.

Eligibility for University of Strathclyde's AHRC-funded Ph.D. Studentships in UK, 2019:

• The candidates will be educated to Masters Level or equivalent.
• The applicants are required to meet the AHRC eligibility criteria for funding.
• The candidates should be EU nationals.
• International applicants are not eligible for the Design Star award. 
• The applications for AHRC-funded Design Star Studentships, 2019 will go through a two-stage process.

Selection criteria and procedure:

• The applications will be first considered by the Doctoral Centre.
• The applications which are successful at the interview stage will be submitted to Design Star.
• The applications for a full-time study that go forward to Design Star are automatically considered for the University of Brighton Studentship.
• The candidates who have already commenced doctoral study at the University of Brighton are not eligible for the studentships but may be eligible for AHRC awards through Design Star.
• The applicants should apply for Design Star studentships through the University of Brighton's Arts and Humanities Doctoral Centre. 
• The prospective doctoral candidates should contact their potential supervisor about the research proposal before applying.
• The applicants for AHRC-funded Design Star Studentships, 2019 should submit both a university online application form and a Design Star application form if their research proposal is suitable for a Design Star studentship.

Details of University of Strathclyde's AHRC-funded Ph.D. Studentships in UK, 2019:

• The recipients of studentship will get stipend and fee waiver.

 Deadline for University of Strathclyde's AHRC-funded Ph.D. Studentships in UK, 2019:

• The last date to apply for University of Strathclyde's AHRC-funded Design Star Studentships is 7th January 2019.