The Routledge/Round Table Commonwealth PhD Studentships provide support for research projects on Commonwealth-related themes.
The studentships are funded by The Round Table: The Commonwealth Journal of International Affairs and the journal’s publisher, Routledge, in association with the Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU).
Proposed research must meet at least one of the following criteria:
- Relate to the Commonwealth as a whole or to any Commonwealth-wide institution or organisation.
- Have a Commonwealth comparative aspect.
- Be of relevance to more than one Commonwealth country.
About Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU)
The ACU is an international organisation dedicated to building a better world through higher education. We believe that international collaboration is central to this ambition. By bringing universities together from around the world – and crucially the people who study and work within them ? we help to advance knowledge, promote understanding, broaden minds, and improve lives. We champion higher education as a cornerstone of stronger societies, supporting our members, partners, and stakeholders.
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Routledge/Round Table Commonwealth Studentship
Aim and Benefits of Routledge/Round Table Commonwealth Studentship
Two studentships are available each with a maximum value of GBP 5,500:
- One for PhD students registered at UK universities.
- One for PhD students registered at ACU member universities in Commonwealth countries other than the UK.
Routledge/Round Table Commonwealth Studentship Courses
Requirements for Routledge/Round Table Commonwealth Studentship Qualification
Applications are welcomed from a broad range of disciplines in the humanities and social sciences.
Preference may be given to disciplines usually covered by The Round Table journal, including (but not exclusively) politics, international relations, economics, international history, geography, law, development studies, and area studies.
It is not expected that the applicant’s PhD/DPhil research already has a Commonwealth focus. Applications are particularly welcomed where the award will enable the applicant to add a Commonwealth dimension to the work.
Interview date, Process and Venue for Routledge/Round Table Commonwealth Studentship
Mentorship
As part of the studentship, applicants are required to identify and work with a mentor at a university in a Commonwealth country other than that in which they are based. This should be an expert in a subject linked to the applicant’s subject of research, who will be able to provide support and advice during the studentship.
The mentor will be expected to hold a minimum of two virtual meetings with the student during the period of the studentship. They will be expected to be in contact with the student by email to share their experiences in their relevant field, provide advice around publishing, events and trends in their field, and to challenge and empower the student to consider new ways of thinking.
The mentor will also be expected to contribute to either the podcast or the article that the student is expected to produce at the end of the studentship and will be paid an honorarium of £500 GBP, payable at the end of the studentship. Mentors must read and abide by the?mentor code of conduct guidelines.
Application Deadline
July 31, 2024
How to Apply
For more details,visit ACU website
