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related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Various Subject Areas: Swansea University International Postgraduate Research Excellence Scholarships The Swansea University
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Graduate School for the Social Sciences (WGSSS) Studentship: Bilingual Statutory Education for International Migrants in Wales The School of Culture and Communication at Swansea University is delighted
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University recognised equivalent. This scholarship is open to candidates of any nationality. EPSRC DTP studentships are available to home and international students. Up to 30% of our cohort can comprise
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. International Fee Eligible Students: Swansea University is pleased to offer the Swansea University International Postgraduate Research Excellence Scholarship (SUIPRES) which covers the difference between
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international students. Up to 30% of our cohort can comprise international students, once the limit has been reached, we are unable to make offers to international students. We are still accepting applications
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the name of the children of Wales. Emerging in response to the violence of the First World War and in support of international peace, the message elicited responses from young people around the globe
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and law. Candidates spend 50% of their time in both Swansea and Grenoble and are jointly supervised by academic staff from both universities. Successful candidates receive a double degree from the
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covers the full cost of tuition fees and an annual stipend at UKRI rate (currently £18,622 for 2023/24 and £19,237 for 2024/25). Additional research expenses will also be available. International Fee
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. Involving public, private and third sectors through a case-based learning and practice approach, and drawing upon front-line activities of groups such as the NHS Innovation Leads, through to international
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, across diverse subject areas, including medicine, engineering and law. Candidates spend 50% of their time in both Swansea and Grenoble and are jointly supervised by academic staff from both universities