UCD SPIRe Doctoral Scholarship 2018-19
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Eligibility
PhD applicants in Politics and International Relations
Region
Ireland
Award
Full fees and living stipend (EUR 14000 p.a)
Deadline
Closed
About The Program
UCD SPIRe Doctoral Scholarship 2018-19 invites applications from PhD applicants in Politics and International Relations. The main objective of the scholarship is to encourage applicants for development studies.
EligibilityDeadline Date: Closed
- Applicants should hold a master degree.
- Applicants should have an excellent academic track record.
Benefits
UCD SPIRe Doctoral Scholarship 2018 covers full fees and a living stipend of EUR 14,000 per annum for up to four years for PhD applicants.
Documents
- Full proposal of maximum 3 to 5 pages
- Copies of all academic transcripts
- CV or resume of 1 to 2 pages
- Two academic references
- English proficiency proof
Note: Applicants should give actual references. If sent by email, they should be from an institutional address. If not sent by email, they should be on headed institutional paper.
How can you apply?
Step 1: Applicant can click here to download the application form.
Step 2: Fill the application form.
Step 3: Attach the required documents.
Step 4: Email the application form to cathrina.gaffney@ucd.ie
Important documents
Contact Details
Address: UCD School of Politics and International Relations (SPIRe)
Room G314 Newman Building,
Belfield, Dublin 4, Ireland
Tel.: +353 1 716 7777
Important Links
Apply online link
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