The University of St Andrews' Institute of Legal and Constitutional Research invites applications for a PhD studentship (20K per annum, tenable for up to 3 years) and for a number of scholarships for the MLitt Legal and Constitutional Studies.
As members of the Institute of Legal and Constitutional Research, the successful award-holders will join a large and lively community of postgraduate students, early-career researchers and academic staff drawn from across the University of St Andrews and beyond. The Institute of Legal and Constitutional Research hosts a number of distinguished Visiting Scholars and sponsors a wide calendar of academic events, cultivating dialogue and collaboration across an international network of researchers. The successful award-holders will also be attached to the School of History, which offers considerable training and other opportunities to both research and taught postgraduate students.
For further information on the St Andrews Institute of Legal and Constitutional Research see:Â ilcr.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk
PhD Studentship to be awarded by the University of St Andrews' Institute of Legal and Constitutional Research.
The Institute of Legal and Constitutional Research PhD Studentship competition is for £20K per annum, tenable for up to 3 years. The competition will be awarded to an outstanding candidate on the basis of academic merit and is open to Home/EU and International Students who are applying for doctoral study within the broad fields of legal and/or constitutional history, to commence September 2016.
For further details on this PhD Studentship and how to apply see:Â ilcr.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/2015/10/03/ilcr-phd-studentship
The deadline for PhD Studentship applications is 11 January 2016.
MLitt in Legal and Constitutional Studies Scholarships:
The Institute of Legal and Constitutional Research MLitt scholarship competition is open to outstanding Home/EU and International Students who are applying for a place on the MLitt Legal and Constitutional Studies at the University of St Andrews, to commence September 2016. Awards will be made on the basis of academic merit.
Combining historical and contemporary approaches within one unique, cross-disciplinary, degree, the MLitt in Legal and Constitutional Studies introduces students to a dynamic and expanding field of research. This degree enables students to pursue an exciting programme of study through a combination of research-led taught classes and directed individual study. For further details on this MLitt programme see:Â ilcr.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/mlitt
Each MLitt scholarship is worth a maximum of £5K.
For further details on the MLitt scholarships and how to apply see:Â ilcr.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/2015/10/23/ilcr-mlitt-scholarships-2016-7
The deadline for MLitt scholarship applications is May 1 2016.
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