Centre for Kurdish Studies

Teaching

The Centre for Kurdish Studies is involved with both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.

Undergraduate programmes 

Postgraduate programmes

 

Kurdish Studies Masters Studentships

Applications are invited for MA studentships in the field of Kurdish Studies commencing in October 2011. The awards have been made available through a grant awarded to the Centre for Kurdish Studies by the Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq. It is anticipated that up to four MA studentships will be available for the 2011/12 academic year.

Applications are invited from suitably qualified UK/EU or International graduates. You should have or expect to have at least a 2.1 degree in a relevant Humanities or Social Science discipline.

The studentships cover the cost of tuition fees (at both UK/EU and international rates) and provide a maintenance grant of up to £12,600 a year.

Closing date for completed applications is 29th April 2011

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Kurdish Studies PhD Studentships

Applications are invited for PhD studentships in the field of Kurdish Studies commencing in October 2011. The awards have been made available through a grant awarded to the Centre for Kurdish Studies  by the Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq. It is anticipated that up to three PhD studentships will be available for the 2010/11 academic year.

Your research project may be in any discipline of the humanities and social sciences as applied to the study of the Kurds and Kurdistan, including (but not limited to) political science, history, geography, sociology, language and literature, religious studies, anthropology, and gender studies.

Applications are invited from suitably qualified graduates - you should have or expect to have at least a 2.1 degree, and preferably have a Masters degree or equivalent.

The studentships cover the cost of tuition fees (at both home and international levels) and provide a maintenance grant of up to £12,600 a year.

How to apply??

Closing date for completed applications is Friday 18th March 2011.