PhD candidates can now apply for fully funded psychology studentships.
The University of Chichester has been accepted into the ESRC (Economic and Social Research Council) South Coast Doctoral Training Partnership, unlocking a range of new opportunities
The scheme includes fully funded ESRC doctoral studentships covering a stipend, tuition fees, and research training support.
Professor Antonina Pereira, executive dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities at the University of Chichester, said: "I am absolutely delighted to share this milestone for our university, one that speaks to the strength, ambition, and excellence of our Psychology community and to the remarkable work of colleagues across our faculty and beyond!
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"Being welcomed into the South Coast Doctoral Training Partnership is a clear recognition of the research quality, training environment and academic leadership within our Psychology provision.
"The ESRC is widely regarded as the gold standard for social science research in the UK, and joining this highly competitive and prestigious partnership places us alongside institutions with long-established doctoral ecosystems.
"We look forward to welcoming the first group of ESRC-funded Psychology doctoral researchers and to continuing to build a supportive, ambitious and impactful research community that advances knowledge and makes a real difference in the world."
Applications are now open on the University of Chichester’s website.
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