PhD Scholarships

Closing date 23 August 2010

University of Leeds
Institute of Communications Studies

Research Associate in Internet Journalism (fixed-term)
Part-time PhD studentship linked to a 50% FTE Teaching Assistantship)

This post is an excellent opportunity for a graduate with research ambitions and
experience in journalism to make the transition to an academic career. It offers a
part-time PhD studentship and a 50% FTE teaching assistantship.

The position is a clearly defined training/career development position and will provide

Fully-funded PhD Award: Developing a new model for local news provision and addressing
the democratic deficit in the digital economy

This  3-year award, funded by European Social Fund - Knowledge Economy Skills
Scholarship, provides for payment of tuition fees, together with a maintenance stipend
set at £13,688 per annum (expected to increase annually). The research student will be
based  at the School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies, Cardiff University, in

University of Bedfordshire - Bursary Research Student
 

UWE is offering a part-time PhD Studentship in Popular Music and Everyday Life as part
of the Bristol Live Independent Music Archive Project (BLIMA).

The Studentship comprises an annual bursary of £3,000 plus tuition fees paid for up to
five years.
About BLIMA
BLIMA has been set up to compile an archive of the city of Bristol’s live independent
music scene, from 1950 to the present. The archive is to be an invaluable resource for
researchers and historians of popular culture, music, and everyday life. It contains

http://www.jobs.sdu.dk/vis_stilling.php?id=3D5973&lang=3Deng
PhD scholarship in Political Science, Department of Political Science,
University of Southern Denmark

Job description:

Theme: Determinants of political beliefs

At the Department of Political Science and Public Management, five PhD

AHRC Three-Year Research Project:
Spaces of Television: production, site and style

Two fully-funded PhD studentships are available as part of a major new AHRC project
‘Spaces of Television: production, site and style’ – a collaboration between the
universities of Reading, Leicester and Glamorgan. The project concerns television
fiction produced in the UK from 1955-94. It will analyse how the material spaces of
production (in TV studios and on location) conditioned the aesthetic forms of

The University of Hildesheim Foundation’s Institute of Social Pedagogy and Organisation Studies announces five scholarships tenable from 15.10.2010 for the new doctoral studies course (part-funded by the State of Lower Saxony), “Social Services in Changing Times“:
 
 

eParticipation
University of Dundee - School of Computing

The George Ewart Evans Centre for Storytelling

PhD Studentship

Digital Inclusion, New Technology, Participation and Social Justice

University of Glamorgan - Cardiff School of Creative and Cultural Industries, Cardiff