QueenMary University of London Arts and Humanities Partnership Studentship [FUNDED]2022

Queen Mary University of London Arts & Humanities Partnership (LAHP) Studentship programme is now open for application with funding opportunity for the academic year (2022-23) and applicants to the Queen Mary School of Law PhD programme are eligible to apply for the awards.

The Studentship comprises a full fee waiver at Home/EU rates and an annual stipend of around £17,000 per year. These awards are applicable for candidates who wish to enroll in a PhD program at the University.

Scholarship Sponsor(s): QueenMary University of London

Scholarship Type: Academic Award

Host Institution(s): QueenMary University of London

Scholarship Worth: Full fee waiver & stipend of £17,000 per year

Number of Awards: Several

Study Level: PhD

Nationality: Domestic & International Students

QueenMary University LAHP Studentship | DETAILS

The School of Law would generally come under the area of ‘Law and Legal Studies’ as the AHRC defines it, which incorporates the following specific areas of legal research:

• Jurisprudence/Philosophy of Law
• Human Rights
• Criminal Law and Criminology
• International Law
• EU Law
• Public Law
• Comparative Law
• Common Law, including Commercial Law
• Law Regulated by Statute
• Law Relating to Property
• Legal History

Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for the studentship, applicants are expected to meet the following conditions:

• Applicants can be domestic or international students
• Applicants to gain a ‘Pass with Distinction’ on an LLM or equivalent post-graduate qualification in Law, such as an MA.
• For degrees taken outside of the UK, the applicant must obtain the grade equivalent to a UK ‘Pass with Distinction’.
• For applicants from non-English speaking countries, proof of English language competency may be required.
• While these requirements are higher than the general requirements the LAHP has, applicants should note that the higher requirements of the School of Law’s PhD programme take precedence.

‎Application Procedures

• How-to-Apply: You are recommended that you submit a PhD application to the School of Law as the first step of the application process.
• Once this has been submitted then the School of Law can appoint a supervisor with relevant expertise as part of the application review process. The LAHP funding application form can be found here.
• Applicants should only then prepare and submit their LAHP application form and Supervisor Statement form once they have spoken to their appointed supervisor.
• If the deadline is approaching and applicants haven’t submitted a main PhD application, the School advises that applicants should both organise submission of their PhD and LAHP applications simultaneously – meaning they should arrange supervision directly with a supervisor.

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