Bursaries include one bursary at 100% of full-time enrolment fees and two bursaries at 75% of part-time enrolment fees at the home rate and are payable for up to a maximum of three years of full-time study and six years part-time study (subject to satisfactory progress). International students are eligible to apply for bursaries but will be expected to pay the difference between home and international fee rates themselves.
The Department of Educational Studies in conjunction with its Research Centres is offering up to three PhD bursaries to prospective students with excellent proposals.
The Department has an established MPhil/PhD Education and an MPhil/PhD in Art Practice and Learning. Together, these programmes provide opportunities for study in a wide range of topics relating to the field of education.
Applications are invited, particularly in the following areas:
- art practice and learning
- bilingualism in education
- children's literature and education
- curriculum policy and practice
- digital technologies and learning
- social justice and education
- education policy
- education research ethics as situated practice
Applicants should have excellent qualifications at both Undergraduate and Masters levels in Education or a closely related area of the Social Sciences.
