The School of Languages, Linguistics and Film is pleased to announce that we are able to offer following awards:

1 Queen Mary Research Studentship to cover tuition fees (home or overseas) and provides a maintenance grant at the London rate paid by the Research Councils.

1 Westfield Trust Research Studentship to cover tuition fees at the home rate and provide a maintenance grant at the London rate paid by the Research Councils.

1 Peggy Holmes Research Studentship (in French Studies) to cover tuition fees at the home rate and provide a maintenance grant at the London rate paid by the Research Councils. Preference may be given to candidates applying to research in one of the following areas: Contemporary women's writing in French; female-authored autobiographical/ autofictional projects and visual culture (including phototexts, film and art installation projects).

These awards, tenable for three years, are to be awarded by the summer of 2009 to our most highly qualified candidates (UK, EU or Overseas) applying to start a full-time PhD programme in September 2009. Subject to funding arrangements holders of research studentships in the School of Languages, Linguistics and Film will have the opportunity to teach up to a maximum of 4 hours per week in the second and third years of their study.

To be eligible, applicants should have (or expect to have at the end of 2008/09) an MA or equivalent qualification.

To be considered for Queen Mary funding, eligible candidates must apply for admission, with funding, by Monday 23rd March 2009. All required materials must be received in the Queen Mary Admissions Office by this date. However, it is strongly recommended that you apply well in advance of this deadline in order to receive full consideration for admission with funding. For full details on how to apply, please visit www.qmul.ac.uk/postgraduate/hss/funding/index.html.

Eligible applicants who submit the required materials for a Queen Mary award will also be considered for Arts and Humanities Research Council awards.

Candidates whose applications are received after March 23rd 2009 will be considered for admissions, but not for funding.

Further information, the Graduate School Prospectus, the School's Graduate Studies Brochure and an application form is available from: www.sllf.qmul.ac.uk/postgraduate
Email: sllf-pg@qmul.ac.uk Tel: +44 (0)20 7882 8332

Prospective students are advised to consult a potential supervisor before submitting a formal application. Details of staff research interests are listed in the prospectus and on our website at www.sllf.qmul.ac.uk/research.

Closing Date: Monday 23 March 2009

Current and recent graduate research which relates to European Studies includes theses on: Film and Gender, Italian/British cinema, Philosophy and Art, Bilingualism, Soviet/Cuban cinema, European thought, France and Germany, the European Union/South Africa, Basque/Castilian, Spain and England.

May an Italian degree in Translation (4 years) be considered an MA (or equivalent)>

Regards,

Nadia

The School of Languages, Linguistics and Film is pleased to announce that
» we are able to offer following awards:
»
» 1 Queen Mary Research Studentship to cover tuition fees (home or overseas)
» and provides a maintenance grant at the London rate paid by the Research
» Councils.
»
» 1 Westfield Trust Research Studentship to cover tuition fees at the home
» rate and provide a maintenance grant at the London rate paid by the
» Research Councils.
»
» 1 Peggy Holmes Research Studentship (in French Studies) to cover tuition
» fees at the home rate and provide a maintenance grant at the London rate
» paid by the Research Councils. Preference may be given to candidates
» applying to research in one of the following areas: Contemporary women's
» writing in French; female-authored autobiographical/ autofictional
» projects and visual culture (including phototexts, film and art
» installation projects).
»
» These awards, tenable for three years, are to be awarded by the summer of
» 2009 to our most highly qualified candidates (UK, EU or Overseas) applying
» to start a full-time PhD programme in September 2009. Subject to funding
» arrangements holders of research studentships in the School of Languages,
» Linguistics and Film will have the opportunity to teach up to a maximum of
» 4 hours per week in the second and third years of their study.
»
» To be eligible, applicants should have (or expect to have at the end of
» 2008/09) an MA or equivalent qualification.
»
» To be considered for Queen Mary funding, eligible candidates must apply
» for admission, with funding, by Monday 23rd March 2009. All required
» materials must be received in the Queen Mary Admissions Office by this
» date. However, it is strongly recommended that you apply well in advance
» of this deadline in order to receive full consideration for admission with
» funding. For full details on how to apply, please visit
» www.qmul.ac.uk/postgraduate/hss/funding/index.html.
»
» Eligible applicants who submit the required materials for a Queen Mary
» award will also be considered for Arts and Humanities Research Council
» awards.
»
» Candidates whose applications are received after March 23rd 2009 will be
» considered for admissions, but not for funding.
»
» Further information, the Graduate School Prospectus, the School's Graduate
» Studies Brochure and an application form is available from:
» www.sllf.qmul.ac.uk/postgraduate
» Email: sllf-pg@qmul.ac.uk Tel: +44 (0)20 7882 8332
»
» Prospective students are advised to consult a potential supervisor before
» submitting a formal application. Details of staff research interests are
» listed in the prospectus and on our website at
» www.sllf.qmul.ac.uk/research.
»
» Closing Date: Monday 23 March 2009
»
» Current and recent graduate research which relates to European Studies
» includes theses on: Film and Gender, Italian/British cinema, Philosophy
» and Art, Bilingualism, Soviet/Cuban cinema, European thought, France and
» Germany, the European Union/South Africa, Basque/Castilian, Spain and
» England.

Yes