ESRC Wales DTP General Studentship 2022 in Management and Business

Bangor University - Bangor Business School

Bangor Business School, Bangor University, supported by the ESRC Doctoral Training Partnership for Wales (Wales DTP), invites applications for PhD study, with the possibility of being awarded a fully-funded ESRC DTP Studentship, available to start in October 2022. We expect to make doctoral studentship award in the area of: Management and Business

Qualification Type: PhD

Location: Bangor

Funding for: UK Students, EU Students, International Students

Funding amount: Studentship Awards commence in October 2022 and will cover your tuition fees as well as a maintenance grant (£15,609 p.a. for 2021/22 for full-time students, updated each year); and includes access to an additional Research Training Support Grant.

Hours: Full Time, Part Time

Closes: 4 February 2022

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ESRC Wales DTP Collaborative Studentships 2022

Bangor Business School, Bangor University, supported by the ESRC Doctoral Training Partnership for Wales (Wales DTP), invites applications for funded PhD study. These particular studentships, known as ‘collaborative studentships’, involve liaison with a non-academic organisation, often at many key stages of the research programme. They will commence in October 2022. The following collaborative studentships are available:

In the Management and Business pathway – “Digital services vs physical outreach: their implications and effects on the financial well-being of welfare recipients”

Qualification Type: PhD

Location: Bangor

Funding for: UK Students, EU Students, International Students

Funding amount: Studentship Awards commence in October 2022 and will cover your tuition fees as well as a maintenance grant (£15,609 p.a. for 2021/22 for full-time students, updated each year); and includes access to an additional Research Training Support Grant.

Hours: Full Time, Part Time

Closes: 4 February 2022

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ESRC Wales DTP General Studentship 2022 in Economics

Bangor Business School, Bangor University, supported by the ESRC Doctoral Training Partnership for Wales (Wales DTP), invites applications for PhD study, with the possibility of being awarded a fully-funded ESRC DTP Studentship, available to start in October 2022. We expect to make a doctoral studentship award in the area of Economics.

Fully funded PhD studentship available.

Start: October 2022

Closing date for applications: Friday, 04 February 2022 (12pm GMT)

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International Scholarships

Each successful international applicant will be automatically considered for a Scholarship of up to £4,000. Applicants are NOT required to complete a separate scholarship application form. Scholarship awards will be clearly stated on the offer/admission letter.

Further information for International applicants

International applicants may be eligible for further financial support from external sources. Please visit the British Council’s webpages for further information.

Other useful information

In addition to the scholarships and fee reduction options outlined above you may also find the following information useful with regards funding your studies with us;

• You may be eligible for a Postgraduate Access Bursary if as an undergraduate you were in receipt of an Assembly Learning Grant, an Opportunity Bursary, a Foyer Bursary or a Care Leavers Grant.

Further details are found on the Postgraduate Student Finance webpages

 

Artificial Intelligence machine learning and advanced computing PhD

Two fully-funded 4-year PhD scholarships are available to start in October 2020 in the area of Artificial Intelligence machine learning and advanced computing.  The PhDs are suitable for graduates with a keen interest in AI algorithms for data analytics, visualisation and image analysis.

Further information about:

• PhD
• Proposals

Teacher Training Incentives

The Welsh Government provide grants of up to £20K for teacher training in some subject areas. Funding is available for postgraduates starting Initial Teacher Education (ITE) PGCE courses in the following subjects:

• Up to £20,000 for mathematics, biology, physics, chemistry, Welsh or computer sciences
• Up to £15,000 for modern foreign languages
• £3,000 for graduates with a first-class degree, a Masters or a PhD to teach all other main secondary subjects and primary
• A £3,000 supplement for graduates with a first-class degree, a Masters or a PhD undertaking primary PGCE studies with subject specialism in English, Welsh, mathematics or science.

For full details: https://gov.wales/initial-teacher-education-priority-subject-incentives-guidance-students-html 

Iaith Athrawon Yfory

The Iaith Athrawon Yfory Incentive Scheme is an incentive paid to eligible persons who complete an accredited secondary postgraduate ITE programme in Wales that enables them to teach through the medium of Welsh or teach Welsh as a subject.

A total of £5000 for eligible student teachers paid in two instalments:

i. £2,500 for eligible persons on completion of an eligible secondary postgraduate ITE programme in Wales leading to QTS;

ii. £2,500 for eligible persons on successful completion of induction at a maintained Welsh-medium or bilingual secondary school or teaching Welsh in any maintained secondary setting in Wales.

For full details: https://gov.wales/iaith-athrawon-yfory-incentive-scheme-guidance-students-html 

Fully funded PhD Studentship available: Understanding barriers and enablers to the use of primary care remote consulting for suspected cancer symptoms among vulnerable populations. Find out more & apply online here.

There are no awards available at the moment.

 

ESCR Wales DTP collaborative studentship 2022: Bilingualism

The University of Bangor, School of Arts, Culture and Language, supported by the ESRC Doctoral Training Partnership for Wales (Wales DTP), invites applications for PhD study, with the possibility of being awarded a fully-funded ESRC DTP Studentship, available to start in October 2022. We expect to make doctoral studentship awards in the area of Bilingualism.

Fully funded 3 (or 4 year 1+3) PhD studentship available.

Start: October 2022

Closing date for applications: Friday, 04 February 2022 (12pm GMT)

Being able to use Welsh is desirable for this doctorate.

Full details here

ESRC Wales DTP general studentship: Bilingualism

The University of Bangor, School of Arts, Culture and Language, supported by the ESRC Doctoral Training Partnership for Wales (Wales DTP), invites applications for PhD study, with the possibility of being awarded a fully-funded ESRC DTP Studentship, available to start in October 2022. We expect to make doctoral studentship awards in the area of Bilingualism.

Fully funded 3 (or 4 year 1+3) PhD studentship available.

Start: October 2022

Closing date for applications: Friday, 04 February 2022 (12pm GMT)

Full Details here

 

International Scholarships

Each successful international applicant will be automatically considered for a Scholarship of up to £4,000. Applicants are NOT required to complete a separate scholarship application form. Scholarship awards will be clearly stated on the offer / admission letter.

Loyalty Award

Bangor graduates who proceed directly on to a full-time Masters degree at Bangor University will automatically be entitled to a discount on the tuition fee. For Home/EU graduates this discount will be £500, while for International graduates the discount will be £1,000.

Further information for International applicants

International applicants may be eligible for further financial support from external sources. Please visit the British Council’s webpages for further information.

Visit the Bangor University pages for information about other postgraduate funding opportunities offered by the University.

Music Postgraduate Bursaries

The School of Music and Media has a limited number of internal Music Bursaries, which are open to UK, EU and overseas students. These range in value up to a maximum of £1,000. These bursaries are available on a competitive basis. To apply for a bursary, please can you upload a letter with your application indicating why you would like to be considered. For more information please contact music.pg@bangor.ac.uk.

CAH Graduate School Doctoral/MPhil Travel Bursaries

MPhil or PhD postgraduate students in the College of Arts and Humanities at Bangor University may be eligible to apply for a travel bursary award during the period of registration in order to attend an academic conference or to make a visit to a relevant academic archive/library.

Each application is assessed on its own merits, and the bursary or bursaries awarded to any single postgraduate will not exceed the sum of £150 in total within any academic year. All enquiries should be directed to the College postgraduate administrator.

Other types of funding

The School of Music has an excellent track record in obtaining funding for research students. Over the years, we have won a number of grants for collaborative research projects with external partners (companies, industries, societies and orchestras) through KTP (Knowledge Transfer Partnership) and KESS (Knowledge Economy Skills Scholarships).

For more information about these and other funding possibilities, please contact: pgadmissionscah@bangor.ac.uk

Commonwealth Scholarship Commission scholarships available for MSc programmes in Agroforestry and Tropical Forestry at Bangor University.

Bangor University has secured 15 Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (CSC) scholarships to award to exceptional international scholars to study either: 

• MSc Agroforestry and Food Security (distance learning), or
• MSc Tropical Forestry (distance-learning) 

starting in September 2021. These full scholarships were secured by the School of Natural Sciences (SNS) of Bangor University following an extremely competitive bidding process against other top UK universities. 

Further information about how to apply can be found here.

PhD Studentships

The School of Chemistry has a number of PhD studentships available. To find out more please contact us.

Determining the agronomic and environmental impacts of organic products from agricultural and urban waste streams

Funding status: Fully funded PhD studentship

Whilst many EU countries, e.g. the UK, DK and NL, have developed sophisticated manure nutrient recommendation systems, there is insufficient evidence about the agronomic and environmental effects of new bio-based products, including modified products to reduce environmental losses, for their inclusion in such decision support systems. There is a growing need to assess the wider implications of using new and existing bio-based products, and develop technologies that enhance their nutrient use efficiencies but reduce their environmental impact.

This is a fully funded project, to submit an expression of interest and apply please email Prof. David Chadwick. Further information here.

Prestigious scholarships awarded for MSc Tropical Forestry at Bangor University. Apply now!

Following an extremely competitive bidding process against other top UK universities, Bangor University’s School of Natural Sciences (SNS) has been awarded 10 scholarships for its MSc Tropical Forestry (distance-learning. These scholarships are for exceptional scholars wishing to begin their studies in September 2019.

Further information about how to apply can be found here.

Commonwealth Scholarship Commission for MSc Tropical Forestry - Apply Now!

We offer a postgraduate distance-learning programme in Tropical Forestry, which is aimed specifically at international students who have been awarded a scholarship by the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission). These scholarships are for exceptional scholars wishing to begin their studies in September 2020.

Awarded by the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (CSC), these scholarships are exclusively for scholars from developing Commonwealth countries: Ghana, Guyana, India, Kenya, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, The Gambia, Uganda and Zambia. The scholarship includes international tuition fees, a study grant to help scholars with the costs of distance-learning study (such as internet data) plus a travel scholarship for a Tropical Forestry Study Tour in July 2021.

We have ten scholarships for entry to the programme in September 2019. Please click here for more information.

Other sources

• Chevening scholarships
• http://www.terravivagrants.org/

PhD Opportunity - Changes in the distribution and abundance of marine top-predators in the North Sea associated with present and future wind farm developments

We are pleased to announce an exciting opportunity for a fully-funded PhD studentship on the distribution of marine top predators in the North Sea. The studentship is based in the School of Ocean Sciences, Bangor University, UK.

• Application deadline: 26 July 2021 18:00 (BST)
• Source of Funding: INSITE programme
• Duration of PhD: 1 October 2021 – 31 March 2025
• Annual stipend: £16,178
• Supervisors: Prof. Simon Neill and Dr James Waggitt

More information...

Fully Funded PhD studentship supervised by Dr. Stuart Beattie:

Examining the effects of psychological resilience interventions on recidivism in young people who offend.

PhD studentship funding, supported by both the School of Human and Behavioural Sciences at Bangor University and the ESRC Doctoral Training Partnership for Wales is available for excellent 3rd-year or MSc students (starting in the 2022-23 school-year).

The PhD is a collaboration between Dr. Beattie and the Youth Justice Service (YJS) for Gwynedd and Môn and is part of an established research program to develop research-informed, theoretically driven psychological resilience interventions for young people, with the aim of reducing recidivism. Psychological resilience interventions also hold promise for reducing social inequalities, increasing community cohesion, reducing unhealthy coping strategies (i.e., drink and drugs), and enhancing well-being, mental health, and positive pro-social behaviours. This PhD would extend this line of work both within Gwynedd and Môn and to all counties across North Wales, increasing both the research base and training opportunities. Dr. Beattie will provide extensive research training, while the YJS will provide access to their training resources, guidance in navigating the complex web of involved services, and excellent opportunities for knowledge exchange and scientific outreach.

Studentships are competitive and are offered on either a 1 +3 or +3 basis (i.e., including a taught MSc year, or not). To be eligible, you must have a first class or strong upper second-class honours degree, or appropriate MSc degree.

Deadline for applications is February 4th and includes a written research proposal, as well as a CV, cover letter, and two letters of recommendation. We strongly recommend you discuss the proposal with Dr. Beattie before applying – thus, it is better to start the application process sooner rather than later.

We encourage applications from anyone in the community - but are particularly keen to see applications from Black British, Asian British, minority ethnic British, or mixed-race British candidates (and by British, we mean home students, regardless of nationality).

If you’re interested in applying for these studentships, please read the full details here.

PhD studentship funding, supported by both the School of Human and Behavioural Sciences and the ESRC Doctoral Training

Partnership for Wales is available for excellent 3rd-year or MSc students (starting in the 2022-23 school-year).

Studentships are available in the areas of:

1. Bilingualism [For more info please talk to Gary Oppenheim]
2. Psychology [For more info please talk to Kami Koldewyn]
3. Sport and Exercise Science [For more info please talk to Ross Roberts]

Studentships are competitive and are offered on either a 1 +3 or +3 basis (i.e., including a taught MSc year, or not). To be eligible, you must have a first-class or strong upper second-class honours degree, or appropriate MSc degree. You will also need to name your proposed supervisor. Please contact the supervisor you want to work with before starting your application.

Deadline for applications is 4th February and includes a written research proposal, as well as a CV, cover letter, and two letters of recommendation. We strongly recommend you work on the proposal with your proposed supervisor – thus, it is better to start the application process sooner rather than later.

We encourage applications from anyone in the community - but are particularly keen to see applications from Black British, Asian British, minority ethnic British, or mixed-race British candidates (and by British, we mean home students, regardless of nationality).

 If you’re interested in applying for these studentships, please read the full details here.

The School/University offers the following awards to students applying to study on any taught postgraduate programme:

Fully funded PhD Studentship (Sport and Exercise Sciences Pathway)

Understanding mental health in elite women’s cricket

Bangor University, School of Human and Behavioural Sciences (HBS), supported by the ESRC Doctoral Training Partnership for Wales (Wales DTP), invites applications for funded PhD study. This particular studentship, known as a ‘collaborative studentship’, involves liaison with our collaborative non-academic organisations, The English and Wales Cricket Board (ECB). The above collaborative studentship is now available to apply for and will commence in October 2022.

The project will be supervised by Dr Eleri Sian Jones, Dr Ross Roberts, and Prof. Tim Woodman of the Institute of Psychology for Elite Performance (IPEP) at Bangor University and from our industry expert at the ECB, Prof. Nick Peirce and the ECB Women’s Science and Medicine Wellbeing team. Part of the College of Human Sciences, the School of Human and Behavioural Sciences (HBS), has been providing high-calibre undergraduate and postgraduate sport science degrees since 1978. Our sport science research was ranked 7th in UK according to a national assessment of research quality (REF) published in 2014 (Times Higher Education, 18 December 2014).

The project is part of a longstanding partnership between the ECB and IPEP and will build on existing projects. Recently, the mental health of elite athletes has received considerable attention in the media and in research. Whilst this attention is much overdue, there is scant research on mental health in female athletes. Research that does exist focuses on eating disorders and does not consider a deeper understanding of female athletes’ experiences. This narrow focus is surprising given that females are known to be at a heightened risk compared to males for all types of mental illness. Furthermore, the rapid development of the professional organisation and pathways for women’s cricket, including the international squads, 8 Regional Hubs and, respective academies and the new Hundred franchises, provides a unique opportunity to establish research in the unique cohorts provided by the ECB. This has already seen the highest global attendance for a domestic  women’s game. As such, there is need for dedicated research examining mental health in elite female athletes in this unique opportunity to advance understanding in this area and pave the way for effective interventions. Therefore, the aim of this project is to examine the prevalence of and mechanisms underpinning adverse mental health in elite women’s cricket and develop evidence-based interventions to support mental health in elite women’s cricket.

Applications are invited from exceptional candidates with a first class or strong upper second class honours degree, or appropriate Master’s degree. Both the University and the ESRC Wales DTP value diversity and equality at all levels and we encourage applications from all sections of the community. We welcome applications for both full-time and part-time study and this studentship is available as either ‘1+3’ (i.e. one full time year of research training Masters followed by three years of full-time Doctoral study, or its part-time equivalent), or ‘+3’ (i.e. three years of full-time Doctoral study or its part-time equivalent), depending on the needs of the applicant.

Applications welcomed by 4th February 2022 (1200 hours).

Further information here.

Fully Funded PhD studentship supervised by Dr. Stuart Beattie:

Examining the effects of psychological resilience interventions on recidivism in young people who offend.

PhD studentship funding, supported by both the School of Human and Behavioural Sciences at Bangor University and the ESRC Doctoral Training Partnership for Wales is available for excellent 3rd-year or MSc students (starting in the 2022-23 school-year).

The PhD is a collaboration between Dr. Beattie and the Youth Justice Service (YJS) for Gwynedd and Môn and is part of an established research program to develop research-informed, theoretically driven psychological resilience interventions for young people, with the aim of reducing recidivism. Psychological resilience interventions also hold promise for reducing social inequalities, increasing community cohesion, reducing unhealthy coping strategies (i.e., drink and drugs), and enhancing well-being, mental health, and positive pro-social behaviours. This PhD would extend this line of work both within Gwynedd and Môn and to all counties across North Wales, increasing both the research base and training opportunities. Dr. Beattie will provide extensive research training, while the YJS will provide access to their training resources, guidance in navigating the complex web of involved services, and excellent opportunities for knowledge exchange and scientific outreach.

Studentships are competitive and are offered on either a 1 +3 or +3 basis (i.e., including a taught MSc year, or not). To be eligible, you must have a first class or strong upper second-class honours degree, or appropriate MSc degree.

Deadline for applications is February 4th and includes a written research proposal, as well as a CV, cover letter, and two letters of recommendation. We strongly recommend you discuss the proposal with Dr. Beattie before applying – thus, it is better to start the application process sooner rather than later.

We encourage applications from anyone in the community - but are particularly keen to see applications from Black British, Asian British, minority ethnic British, or mixed-race British candidates (and by British, we mean home students, regardless of nationality).

If you’re interested in applying for these studentships, please read the full details here.

PhD studentship funding, supported by both the School of Human and Behavioural Sciences and the ESRC Doctoral Training Partnership for Wales is available for excellent 3rd-year or MSc students (starting in the 2022-23 school-year).

Studentships are available in the areas of:

1. Bilingualism [For more info please talk to Gary Oppenheim]
2. Psychology [For more info please talk to Kami Koldewyn]
3. Sport and Exercise Science [For more info please talk to Ross Roberts]

Studentships are competitive and are offered on either a 1 +3 or +3 basis (i.e., including a taught MSc year, or not). To be eligible, you must have a first-class or strong upper second-class honours degree, or appropriate MSc degree. You will also need to name your proposed supervisor. Please contact the supervisor you want to work with before starting your application.

Deadline for applications is 4th February and includes a written research proposal, as well as a CV, cover letter, and two letters of recommendation. We strongly recommend you work on the proposal with your proposed supervisor – thus, it is better to start the application process sooner rather than later.

We encourage applications from anyone in the community - but are particularly keen to see applications from Black British, Asian British, minority ethnic British, or mixed-race British candidates (and by British, we mean home students, regardless of nationality).

 If you’re interested in applying for these studentships, please read the full details here.

Jeremy Howell Research Conference Prize

As a UK Top 10, internationally recognised or World leading (REF 2014) research department, we are very keen for research excellence to be rewarded. We are extremely pleased to offer one successful Masters student financial reward towards presenting their MSc research project/dissertation at an academic conference of their choosing. 

The awarded offers one student who graduates from our MSc programme with the highest research project/dissertation grade up to £1000 to present their MSc research project/dissertation at an academic conference of their choice. To be considered for the award, applicants must apply during their Masters study at Bangor by completing a one-page proforma application detailing their research project/dissertation title, an overview of their research project/dissertation, and the conference at which they wish to present. Applications must be submitted by August 1st of the graduating year of the applicants MSc. A final decision on the successful applicant will be made at our exam boards and the award will be presented to the successful student at our Masters graduation ceremony.

In the event of a tie, the Masters student with the highest overall degree grade will be considered successful. Individuals who do not submit an application will not be considered for the award. The project/dissertation to be presented at the chosen conference must have been completed here in the School of Sport, Health, and Exercise Sciences during the applicants year of Masters study. The award includes finanical support (up to a maximum of £1000) towards conference registration, flights, accommodation, and subsistence.

Graduate Assistantships

All postgraduate taught applicants (Home/EU/International, full-time and part-time) are eligible to APPLY to become a Graduate Assistant (GA).  Graduate Assistants are paid to work with academic staff in a range of teaching, learning and assessment activities to support undergraduate student learning for up to 60 hours each academic year.  

Why should you apply to be an Assistant?

SHES postgraduate programmes equip students with the latest knowledge in their selected field, plus a wide range of transferable skills, and an autonomous approach to learning that keeps them at the cutting edge of their chosen career. Assistantships are an innovative feature that allows students to put some of their learning into practice by supporting School activities, to help develop their personal applied support skills and to enhance their CVs with direct experience to support their future employability.

Graduate Assistants from the School have gone on to work as lecturers and research assistants in FE/HE, teachers, physiotherapists and exercise rehabilitation specialists, outdoor instructors/guides and paramedics.

“ A Graduate Assistantship provides the opportunity to place your own input and ideas into modules while gaining valuable experience in teaching, marking and helping out in the [physiology] labs. Most importantly an Assistant gains vital skills for a future career in sport and exercise science.”​

Ben Price, MSc Applied Sport Science, Graduate Assistant

What is expected of an Assistant?

Activities that GAs are involved with will include supporting lectures, leading seminars, providing tutorial support, demonstrating in practical classes, marking undergraduate student assessment, invigilating at undergraduate resit exams. 

GAs are expected to be prepared for each session by acquainting themselves with the core reading and ensuring that they have the ability to contextualise the material within the broader context of the module as a whole and the lecture associated with the seminar in particular. To this end attending the lectures can be enormously helpful, though this is unpaid and not compulsory.

Application process - Applicants should submit to a Curriculum Vitae, covering letter and a reference (ideally from a recent employer but an academic reference is acceptable), indicating their suitability for an Assistantship, to Dr Ant Blanchfield a.w.blanchfield@bangor.ac.uk by the closing date of the end of Welcome Week each year.

Selection is competitive and may involve an interview which will be in the first few weeks of semester 1. Please contact Dr Blanchfield for more information.

 

Ysgoloriaethau Ymchwil (PhD) y Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol 2021: Astudiaeth feirniadol o addysgeg barddoniaeth Gymraeg (blynyddoedd 7-13)

Mae Ysgol y Gymraeg ac Astudiaethau Celtaidd Prifysgol Bangor yn cynnig ysgoloriaeth PhD lawn amser am gyfnod o dair blynedd o dan nawdd y Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol. Bydd deiliad yr ysgoloriaeth yn llunio astudiaeth feirniadol o addysgeg barddoniaeth Gymraeg ym mlynyddoedd 7-13. Mae hwn yn gyfle heb ei ail i gyflawni gwaith ymchwil pedagogaidd arloesol mewn maes sy’n greiddiol i brofiad pob un disgybl sy’n astudio llenyddiaeth Gymraeg.

Y math o gymhwyster: PhD

Dyddiad cau i dderbyn ceisiadau: Dydd Llun, 07 Mehefin 2021 (12:00 canol dydd)

Dechrau: Hydref 2021

Lle gallaf gael rhagor o wybodaeth? I gael manylion yr ysgoloriaeth yn llawn, gan gynnwys meini prawf cymhwysedd, dilynwch y ddolen hon.

As you would expect from a university that places great emphasis on student support, Bangor is keen to offer extra help to students. Scholarships worth over £1M are available for new and returning international students.

These scholarships are available for both January intake and September intake courses.