WRDTP ESRC Studentships – School of Management PhD Scholarships


Full-time: available
Part-time: available
Prospective PG students (inc. current UG): available
Current PG students: not available
Entry year: 2021/22 Undergraduate: not available
Postgraduate taught: not available
Postgraduate research: available
Application deadline: 27 Nov 2021

About the scholarship

The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) is the UK’s largest funding agency for research and postgraduate training relating to social and economic issues. At any one time, the ESRC supports over 4,000 researchers and postgraduate students in academic institutions and research policy institutes.

The University of Bradford is part of the ESRC White Rose Doctoral Training Partnership (WRDTP) – a collaboration between the Universities of Leeds, Sheffield and York, Bradford, Sheffield Hallam, Hull and Manchester Metropolitan University – and through this is able to offer a range of ESRC Postgraduate Scholarships.

Eligibility criteria

Applicable courses

o Faculty of Health Studies (including Centre for Applied Dementia Studies) – Wellbeing, Health and Communities Pathway – https://www.bradford.ac.uk/courses/pg/phd-health-studies/

o Faculty of Life Sciences – School of Pharmacy and Medical Sciences – Wellbeing, Health and Communities Pathway – https://www.bradford.ac.uk/courses/pg/phd-pharmacy-medical-sciences/

o Faculty of Life Sciences – School of Archaeological & Forensic Sciences – Wellbeing, Health and Communities Pathway – https://www.bradford.ac.uk/courses/pg/phd-arch-sci/

o Faculty of Management, Law and Social Sciences – School of Management – Wellbeing, Health and Communities Pathway; Sustainable Growth, Management, and Economic Productivity Pathway – https://www.bradford.ac.uk/courses/pg/phd-management/

Eligible countries

Students from all countries, who meet the criteria, are eligible.

Payment amount & frequency

Successful candidates will be awarded a studentship which covers full Home tuition fees, pays a monthly stipend at UKRI rates (£15,285 per year in 2020/21), and a Research Training Support Grant of £2000 to cover expenses, including travel and fieldwork.