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Available Funded PhD Projects at Faculty of Environment, Science and Economy of University of Exeter

The Faculty of Environment, Science, and Economy at the University of Exeter offers a range of funded PhD projects. These projects cover a variety of disciplines, providing opportunities for aspiring researchers to pursue advanced studies in areas related to the environment, science, and the economy. These projects typically come with financial support to help students cover their tuition fees and living expenses while conducting their research. If you are interested in pursuing a PhD in these fields, explore the specific projects available at the faculty to find one that aligns with your research interests and career goals.

Title: Sanctuary Scholarship

Deadline: 29.02.2024

Value:

• Undergraduates – a full tuition fee waiver plus a grant for living costs of £11,500 for each year of study.
• Undergraduate students will also receive a £2000 Access to Exeter Bursary during each year of study
• Doctorate Students (STEM disciplines) – a full tuition fee waiver plus an annual living cost grant of £18,622*.  A research allowance of £5000 per year will also be paid.  All funding will normally be for a maximum of 3.5 years.
• Doctorate Students (HASS disciplines) -a full tuition fee waiver plus an annual living cost grant of £18,622*.  A research allowance of £750 per year will also be paid. All funding will normally be for a maximum of 3 years.

Summary:

The Sanctuary Scholarship scheme supports individuals seeking asylum and refugees who lack access to student finance to study at the University of Exeter.

Requirements: To be eligible for this scholarship, applicants must meet specific immigration status criteria in addition to academic requirements. They must demonstrate one of the following:

1. They’ve applied for asylum in the UK and are awaiting a response or have submitted a fresh claim.
2. They hold Limited Leave to Remain in the UK and do not qualify for Student Finance England funding.
3. They’ve been granted ‘Humanitarian Protection’ or Refugee status in the UK but are ineligible for Student Finance England funding.
4. They’ve left care in the UK, are assessed as international for tuition fees, and are not eligible for Student Finance England funding.
5. (For postgraduate research applicants) They’ve received refugee status* from the UK Home Office.
6. They are a family member with ‘in line’ or ‘dependent’ status of someone with the specified immigration statuses.

Programs Eligible for Sanctuary Scholarship: Sanctuary Scholarship applications are accepted for the following programs:

1. Full-time undergraduate degree programs
2. Full-time Doctorate level programs (e.g., PhD, EngD, EdD)

Ineligible Programs: Please note that Sanctuary Scholarship funding is not available for the following:

1. BMBS Medicine, due to an NHS-imposed cap on home student admissions that cannot be breached.
2. Any taught or research Masters programs (e.g., MA, MSc, MPhil, MbyRes).

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Title: The University of Exeter Business School MRes + PhD Scholarships in Management and Business.

Deadline: 29.02.2024

Value: Annual total (i.e., remuneration + stipend): £22,869.00 • Full tuition fees at UK/International fee rate • Remuneration for 180 hours teaching: circa £3434.00 (2023/24 rate, subject to tax & National Insurance) • Annual stipend: £19,435.00 (2023/

Summary:

The University of Exeter Business School is committed to training top-tier researchers who will contribute significantly to tackling critical societal challenges. They offer a substantial scholarship program to support exceptional students pursuing a PhD in Economics or Finance. Successful candidates will initially receive funding for the University of Exeter Business School’s Research Masters (MRes), equipping them with vital research skills. Those meeting the PhD entry criteria will then secure funding for full-time enrollment in one of the University’s PhD programs.

Requirements:

• A relevant undergraduate degree.

Scholarship Details:

• Annual total (remuneration + stipend): £22,869.00
• Full tuition fees at UK/International rates
• Remuneration for 180 hours of teaching: approximately £3,434.00 (2023/24 rate, subject to tax & National Insurance)
• Annual stipend: £19,435.00 (2023/24 rate)
• Additional funding opportunities for research, development, and conference participation.

Students are expected to work as teaching or research assistants for 23 days (equivalent to 180 hours) per year, enhancing their research and teaching skills. The program is full-time, with residency in Exeter required.

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Title: The University of Exeter Business School MRes + PhD Scholarships in Management and Business for Black British researchers

Deadline: 29.02.2024

Value: Annual total (i.e., remuneration + stipend): £22,869.00 • Full tuition fees at UK/International fee rate • Remuneration for 180 hours teaching: circa £3434.00 (2023/24 rate, subject to tax & National Insurance) • Annual stipend: £19,435.00 (2023/

Summary:

The University of Exeter Business School trains world-class researchers who will shape how they understand and respond to important societal challenges. They offer generous funding for exceptional students pursuing a PhD in Economics or Finance, starting with support for a Research Masters (MRes) to build essential research skills. Eligible students can then secure funding for full-time PhD programs.

Requirements:

• Annual total: £22,869.00 (tuition, remuneration, stipend)
• Funding for research, development, and conferences available.
• 23 days (180 hours) annual teaching or research assistantship requirement, enhancing research and teaching skills.
• Full-time program in Exeter.

Management and Business pathway students complete a one-year MRes in Management, preparing for diverse PhD areas (e.g., management, entrepreneurship, accounting). PhD topics and supervision decisions occur later, allowing exploration of topics and faculty interaction.

Entry requirements: Relevant undergraduate degree required.

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Title: The University of Exeter Business School MRes + PhD Scholarships in Finance for Black British researchers

Deadline: 29.02.2024

Value: Annual total (i.e., remuneration + stipend): £22,869.00 • Full tuition fees at UK/International fee rate • Remuneration for 180 hours teaching: circa £3434.00 (2023/24 rate, subject to tax & National Insurance) • Annual stipend: £19,435.00 (2023/

Summary:

The University of Exeter Business School offers scholarships for exceptional individuals pursuing a PhD in Economics or Finance. Successful candidates begin with funding for the Research Masters (MRes), providing crucial research skills.

Requirements: Candidates need a relevant undergraduate degree.

Scholarship Details: The University supports outstanding students pursuing a PhD in Economics or Finance. Successful applicants receive funding for the Research Masters (MRes) and subsequent full-time PhD studies.

Funding:

• Total annual support: £22,869.00
• Full tuition fees (UK/International)
• Teaching remuneration: approx. £3434.00 (2023/24 rate)
• Annual stipend: £19,435.00 (2023/24 rate)

Additional funding is available for research, development, and conferences. Students also work as teaching or research assistants for 23 days (180 hours) yearly, enhancing their research and teaching skills.

Entry Requirements: A relevant undergraduate degree is required.

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Title: The University of Exeter Business School MRes + PhD Scholarships in Finance

Deadline: 29.02.2024

Value: Annual total (i.e., remuneration + stipend): £22,869.00 • Full tuition fees at UK/International fee rate • Remuneration for 180 hours teaching: circa £3434.00 (2023/24 rate, subject to tax & National Insurance) • Annual stipend: £19,435.00 (2023/

Summary:

The University of Exeter Business School is committed to nurturing elite researchers who will shape responses to critical societal challenges. They offer substantial funding for outstanding students pursuing a PhD in Economics or Finance. Successful applicants start with funding for the Research Masters (MRes) program, followed by full-time PhD funding at the Business School.

Requirements:

• Annual funding: £22,869.00, covering tuition fees, remuneration for 180 hours of teaching, and an annual stipend.
• Additional support for research and conferences.
• Scholars work 180 hours annually as teaching or research assistants.
• Full-time program with residence in Exeter.
• Economics or Finance students complete a two-year MRes.
• PhD topic decisions made after the MRes.
• Undergraduate degree in a relevant discipline required.

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Title: The University of Exeter Business School MRes + PhD Scholarships in Economics for Black British researchers

Deadline: 29.02.2024

Value: Annual total (i.e., remuneration + stipend): £22,869.00 • Full tuition fees at UK/International fee rate • Remuneration for 180 hours teaching: circa £3434.00 (2023/24 rate, subject to tax & National Insurance) • Annual stipend: £19,435.00 (2023/

Summary:

The University of Exeter Business School is committed to nurturing exceptional researchers who will influence the way societal challenges are understood and addressed. They offer substantial funding for outstanding students pursuing a PhD in Economics or Finance. Successful candidates first complete the Research Masters (MRes) program, equipping them with vital research skills. Upon meeting PhD entry criteria, students receive continued financial support for full-time PhD enrollment.

Requirements:

• Undergraduate degree in a relevant field.

Scholarship Details:

• Annual funding: £22,869.00
• Full tuition coverage at UK/International rates
• Remuneration for 180 hours of teaching: approx. £3434.00 (2023/24 rate, subject to tax & National Insurance)
• Annual stipend: £19,435.00 (2023/24 rate)
• Additional funding available for research, development, and conferences

Recipients are also expected to work as teaching or research assistants for 23 days (180 hours) per year, enhancing their research and teaching abilities. This is a full-time program, with students required to reside in Exeter. In the Economics or Finance pathway, students complete a two-year MRes program, providing a strong foundation for a PhD, especially in areas requiring econometrics expertise. PhD topic and supervision decisions are made toward the end of the MRes program, allowing students time to explore various subjects and meet faculty members.

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Title: The University of Exeter Business School MRes + PhD Scholarships in Economics

Deadline: 29.02.2024

Value: Annual total (i.e., remuneration + stipend): £22,869.00 • Full tuition fees at UK/International fee rate • Remuneration for 180 hours teaching: circa £3434.00 (2023/24 rate, subject to tax & National Insurance) • Annual stipend: £19,435.00 (2023/

Summary:

The University of Exeter Business School trains world-class researchers who will shape how they understand and respond to significant societal challenges.

They offer substantial funding to support outstanding students pursuing a PhD in Economics. Successful candidates first receive funding for a Research Masters (MRes) program, equipping them with essential research skills. Those meeting PhD entry criteria then secure funding for full-time PhD studies.

Requirements:

• Annual total (remuneration + stipend): £22,869.00
• Full tuition fees (UK/International rate)
• Remuneration for 180 hours of teaching: approx. £3434.00 (2023/24 rate, subject to tax & National Insurance)
• Annual stipend: £19,435.00 (2023/24 rate)

Additional funding is available for research, development, and conference participation.

Recipients are expected to work 23 days (180 hours) per year as teaching or research assistants, enhancing their research and teaching skills. The program is full-time, and students are required to reside in Exeter.

Economics pathway students complete a two-year MRes in economics, preparing them for a PhD with a strong focus on econometrics.

PhD topic and supervision decisions are made toward the end of the MRes, allowing students ample time to explore topics and meet with faculty.

Entry Requirements: Applicants must hold an undergraduate degree in a relevant discipline.

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