The University
The Teesside University is a public university that has its main campus in Middlesbrough, England. The Teesside University is the product of many years of education and institute mergers that in 1992 accumulated into the Teesside Polytechnic College becoming the University of Teesside one of the new universities covered under the Further and Higher Educations Act. The university boasts an interesting international community. The university sees an annual enrollment of over 21,000 students.
The PhD Scholarships: Research Doctoral Scholarships
Institute of Design, Culture and the Arts: PhD in Fine Art: Teesside University is pleased to announce the limited availability of their PhD scholarships for Fine Arts through their Institute of Design, Culture, and the Arts. These PhD scholarships cover a large variety of fine art degrees and are intended for full time applicants.
- Value: These scholarships award an annual stipend of £15,000 and covers the cost of tuition at the domestic tuition rate. International applicants are welcome to apply but must obtain additional funding to cover the difference between domestic and international tuition rates.
- Duration: The maximum duration of these doctoral scholarships is for three years.
- Eligibility:
o These scholarships are geared more towards domestic applicants though international students are still welcome to apply
o Applicants must hold a Master’s degree as well as have a strong academic background.
o Applicants must fill out an online application for these awards.
- Deadline: The deadline for these awards is the 11th of July.
Digital Futures Institute: Automated Planning for Interactive Media: Teesside University is pleased to announce the limited availability of their PhD scholarships for Automated Planning for Interactive Medias through their Digital Futures Institute. The research covered in the Automated Planning area is a sub field of Artificial Intelligence. It has been applied to creating control systems for autonomous robots and other devices. This PhD scholarship is intended for full time study.
- Value: These scholarships award an annual stipend of £15,000 and covers the cost of tuition at the domestic tuition rate. International applicants are welcome to apply but must obtain additional funding to cover the difference between domestic and international tuition rates.
- Duration: The duration of these scholarships is for a maximum of three years.
- Eligibility:
o These scholarships are geared more towards domestic applicants though international students are still welcome to apply
o Applicants must hold a Master’s degree as well as have a strong academic background.
o Applicants must fill out an online application for these awards.
- Deadline: The deadline for these doctoral scholarships is the 11th of July.
Institute of Design, Culture, and the Arts: PhD in Modern and Contemporary Literature and Culture: Teesside University is pleased to announce the limited availability of their PhD scholarships for Modern and Contemporary Literature and Culture through their Institute of Design, Culture, and the Arts. The doctoral scholarship focuses more on the areas of Gender and Sexuality Studies as well as Medical Humanities though all applicants that are seeking a relative degree are encouraged to apply. These doctoral scholarships are intended for full time study.
- Value: These scholarships award an annual stipend of £15,000 and covers the cost of tuition at the domestic tuition rate. International applicants are welcome to apply but must obtain additional funding to cover the difference between domestic and international tuition rates.
- Duration: These PhD scholarships last for a maximum duration of three years.
- Eligibility
- These scholarships are geared more towards domestic applicants though international students are still welcome to apply
- Applicants must hold a Master’s degree as well as have a strong academic background.
- Applicants must fill out an online application for these awards
- Deadline: The deadline for these doctoral scholarships is the 11th of July.