The University of West London is a leading modern university specialising in the education and development of connected, creative, business and service professionals.
In 2011/12 non-EU students accounted for 33.5% of the UK Higher Education sectorâs income from tuition fees and education contracts, this was approximately £3.23billion (HESE, 2013). Whilst there is significant literature about the experiences of overseas students studying in the UK, little empirical work has been undertaken exploring the economic impact of knowledge transfer once the student has returned home.
The Business School is now offering two PhD Scholarships to conduct research into the impact of UK PG business and management education on overseas local economies.
The successful candidate will have a good first degree (upper second) and normally have a good Masterâs degree (65% or distinction) in Business, Management or related discipline.
The candidate should be able to work in a collaborative environment, and have a strong commitment to reaching research excellence and achieving assigned objectives. It is expected that the PhD candidate will conduct applied research work that will start with the establishment of a theoretical framework, continue with an empirical investigation and establish validation through a real-life user study.
The successful candidate will register as a full-time MPhil/PhD student, and the Scholarship includes:
For further information please contact Deborah Lock, Director, The Business School (Deborah.Lock@uwl.ac.uk) or Dr Walter Gunetilleke (Walter.Gunetilleke@uwl.ac.uk)
Last date for enquiries: Friday 25 October 2013
To apply, please send your full CV and covering letter to Deborah.Lock@uwl.ac.uk.
Closing date for applications: Thursday 31 October 2013
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