Stuart Hall Foundation & University of Sussex PhD Studentship: Advancing Cultural Studies and Social Justice
Table of Content
- Overview of Stuart Hall Foundation PGR Studentship
- Program Details
- Benefits
- Eligibility Criteria
- Application Process and Key Dates
The Stuart Hall Foundation, in partnership with the University of Sussex, is proud to announce the Stuart Hall Foundation PGR Studentship. This distinguished scholarship offers significant financial and academic support to PhD candidates whose research aligns with the Foundation’s commitment to cultural understanding, social justice, and equality.
Introduction: Honoring Stuart Hall’s Legacy
The studentship is designed to honor the legacy of Stuart Hall, a pioneering figure in cultural studies and social equity. His work has had a profound impact on critical theory, especially in understanding how culture shapes identity and society. This PhD opportunity provides students the chance to explore themes of social justice, cultural diversity, and postcolonialism, all while contributing to the ongoing dialogues of equality and inclusivity that Hall championed.
By offering a space for emerging scholars to engage with these important topics, the studentship not only celebrates Hall’s contributions but also ensures that his ideals continue to inspire and guide future research.
Program Details
The Stuart Hall Foundation PGR Studentship offers the following benefits:
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Location: University of Sussex, United Kingdom.
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Duration: Typically 3-4 years for full-time students (or part-time equivalent).
Benefits
- Full coverage of tuition fees at either the UK or international rate.
- A maintenance stipend aligned with UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) rates to support living expenses.
- Additional research-related funding (subject to award conditions).
- Access to a rich and vibrant academic community at the University of Sussex, known for its commitment to progressive research and social equity.
Eligibility Criteria
The Stuart Hall Foundation PGR Studentship is open to individuals worldwide, including both UK and international students, who meet the following criteria:
- Academic Requirements:
- Applicants must be applying for a PhD programme at the University of Sussex.
- They must meet the entry requirements of their chosen PhD programme.
- Research Alignment:
- Applicants should have research interests in areas that align with the Stuart Hall Foundation's mission, including cultural studies, social justice, postcolonial studies, or other related fields.
- Commitment to Inclusivity:
- Candidates should demonstrate a passion for fostering dialogue and understanding across cultural and societal boundaries.
Application Process
Applying for the Stuart Hall Foundation PGR Studentship involves several important steps:
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Submit a PhD Application:
- Apply to your chosen PhD programme at the University of Sussex through their admissions portal.
- Include a comprehensive research proposal that outlines how your project aligns with the Foundation’s values and mission.
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Indicate Interest in the Studentship:
- Clearly state your interest in the Stuart Hall Foundation PGR Studentship within your PhD application. Ensure that you include all necessary supplementary materials as outlined in the application guidelines.
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Meet the Application Deadline:
- All applications must be submitted by 3 February 2025. Late applications will not be considered.
Key Dates
- Application Deadline: 3 February 2025
- PhD Start Date: October 2025
How to Apply
Interested and qualified? Go to Scholarship at Uniplus Global to apply
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