Description
The value of a scholarship in 2012 will be £15,000, to include tuition fees. An initial payment of £12,000 is made at the beginning of the academic year from which it is expected that tuition fees will be deducted. Institutions can deduct tuition fees up to the maximum agreed RCUK level, which will be £3,828 in 2012. The balance of £3,000 is paid in late February or early March of the following year, on receipt of a satisfactory progress report from the student’s supervisor. Awards are usually administered by the institution at which the student will be studying and maintenance may well be paid out in instalments.
Eligibility
Detail info of eligibility criteria can be seen at website link below
Application Procedure
Applications are not accepted from individual students. One named contact at each ESRC Doctoral Training Centre will coordinate applications, and will be invited to apply on behalf of suitable candidates at the beginning of April 2012. Five applications per Doctoral Training Centre, presented in ranked order, are the maximum number allowed. Applications can be accepted from students wishing to study part-time over a two-year period (when the amount of the award will be split between the two years.) Scholarships are not available to students subsequently awarded or holding major grants from other sources such as Research Councils. The closing date for applications in 2012 will be Monday 2 July 2012. Each application will be assessed by an Assessment Panel of four academics drawn from the PIC’s Scholarship Committee and the ESRC’s Training and Skills Committee. All candidates will be informed of the outcome of their application by the end of July 2012.
Website Link
http://www2.lse.ac.uk/socialPolicy/researchcentresandgroups/PIC/scholarshipScheme.aspx
The value of a scholarship in 2012 will be £15,000, to include tuition fees. An initial payment of £12,000 is made at the beginning of the academic year from which it is expected that tuition fees will be deducted. Institutions can deduct tuition fees up to the maximum agreed RCUK level, which will be £3,828 in 2012. The balance of £3,000 is paid in late February or early March of the following year, on receipt of a satisfactory progress report from the student’s supervisor. Awards are usually administered by the institution at which the student will be studying and maintenance may well be paid out in instalments.
Eligibility
Detail info of eligibility criteria can be seen at website link below
Application Procedure
Applications are not accepted from individual students. One named contact at each ESRC Doctoral Training Centre will coordinate applications, and will be invited to apply on behalf of suitable candidates at the beginning of April 2012. Five applications per Doctoral Training Centre, presented in ranked order, are the maximum number allowed. Applications can be accepted from students wishing to study part-time over a two-year period (when the amount of the award will be split between the two years.) Scholarships are not available to students subsequently awarded or holding major grants from other sources such as Research Councils. The closing date for applications in 2012 will be Monday 2 July 2012. Each application will be assessed by an Assessment Panel of four academics drawn from the PIC’s Scholarship Committee and the ESRC’s Training and Skills Committee. All candidates will be informed of the outcome of their application by the end of July 2012.
Website Link
http://www2.lse.ac.uk/socialPolicy/researchcentresandgroups/PIC/scholarshipScheme.aspx
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