Advertised Project or Your Own Proposal?
Choose the application route before you start writing. Your strongest application will respond to the actual selection process and the research opportunity on offer.
Read the GuideAHRC Doctoral Landscape Award Studentships 2027.
Application Timing
Deadline time/timezone is not stated; whether the stated 2027/28 stipend may be revised and any overseas-fee cap remain unknown.
The Research Opportunity
SGSAH-linked arts and humanities studentships with cohort training, placements and knowledge exchange.
What the Funding Covers
Three awards cover full tuition and a £21,805 annual UKRI-rate stipend stated for 2027/28, normally 3.5 years plus up to six months bespoke training; additional research/training funds may be available.
- Home Tuition Fees
- Covered by the Award
- International Tuition Fees
- Covered by the Award
- Living-Cost Support
- Stipend Provided
- Annual Stipend
- £21,805
- Expected Start
- 27-09-2027
A course offer, a funding award and international fee coverage are separate decisions. Confirm the support that applies to your circumstances.
Entry Requirements and Eligibility
- International Applicants
- Applications Welcomed; Other Conditions Apply
- Published Requirements
- Any domicile; project within AHRC remit and eligible subjects. Identify a supervisor/team and submit the PhD application before using the scholarship catalogue; relevant Master's or equivalent professional evidence route.
Official Sources
Official Opportunity NoticeConfirm current details with the university before applying.
Prepare Your Next Step
All Research GuidesPrepare for a PhD Interview
Prepare to explain your research interests, defend reasonable choices and discuss what you still need to learn. Use the invitation to establish the format before practising.
Read the GuideUnderstand What PhD Funding Actually Covers
Treat tuition support and living-cost support as separate questions. “Funded” is a starting label; the award conditions determine what support an applicant can receive.
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