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the second year and some conference attendance in the second and third years. Overview Forming an independent project in its own right, this PhD studentship in applied linguistics orFrench (applied
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the complexities of communication and developing a language of description around recurring themes in the conversations and accounts of family and staff, facilitating metacommunication (e.g. factors
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:1) Honours degree from a UK Higher Education Institution or an overseas qualification that can be deemed equivalent. Where English is not the applicants first language, a minimum IELTS Academic score
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large language models in particular. A candidate who demonstrates exceptional aptitude in one or more of these areas (as evidenced, for instance, through strong academic credentials or research papers in
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) Where English is not the applicant’s first language, a minimum IELTS Academic English score of 7.0 overall with a minimum of 6.5 in all components is required. How to apply For further information about
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equivalent. Applicants should demonstrate a suitable aptitude to undertake a course of independent research. Applicants whose first language is not English must have achieved an overall score of 7.0 in
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, typically two years prior to application, if English is not their first language. How to apply Please email the following as ONE PDF document [email protected] Research proposal should include a
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, physics or a related field; experience of research; an IELTS score of at least 7 (with a minimum of 7.0 in writing) if your first language is not English. What we offer In the School of Health and
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. Ineligible candidates The following are ineligible to apply: those wishing only to improve their foreign language skills final year undergraduates holders of a permanent academic post wishing to take leave
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of the programme A 250-word summary of each of the following, written in language suitable for the lay reader: the rationale behind the choice of research subject area for doctoral scholarships the relationship