ESRC Co-funded Studentships
Co-funded and Collaborative Studentships are doctoral projects which are jointly and collaboratively run by both academic and non-academic organisations.
What's on offer?
- UBEL DTP studentships cover tuition fees at the UKRI rate and an annual maintenance stipend. For further information please refer to the preliminary application guide.
- The non-academic co-funding organisation makes a contribution towards the maintenance stipend and tuition fees.
- The awarded academic teams get to recruit a student to work on the project, who receives an ESRC Studentship which covers payment of tuition fees per year at the UKRI rate and an annual maintenance stipend.
- Co-funded and Collaborative Studentships can be held on a full-time or part-time basis and within a 1+3, 4-year (Integrated PhD) or +3 programme, where an individual pathway allows for these structures.
- Stipend and fee levels for academic year 2022/2023: a minimum ‘stipend’ of £19,668 and support for home tuition fees at £4,596.
Deadlines for 2022/23
3 October 2022 12:00 | Survey Monkey Apply opens for academic staff applications |
21 November 2022 23.59 | Deadline for academic staff applications |
16 January 2023 12:00 |
Student applications open via Survey Monkey Apply |
10 March 2023 23:59 |
Deadline for student applications |
March 2023 | Applications assessed by supervisor |
30 March 2023 | Proposed Board meeting |
Co-funded studentships funded for 2023 entry
PLEASE NOTE: The following projects have now recruited students for 2023 entry.
- Jonathan Bartlett with Roche Products Ltd.: Methods for deterministic treatment effect estimates for clinical trials with missing data
- Adam Dennett with Transport East: Pathways to socially equitable net-zero cities and regions
- Nicola White with Rescape Innovation Ltd: Exploring the therapeutic benefits of virtual reality for people living with an incurable illness
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James Cheshire with Movement Strategies, a GHD Company: What makes a place busy? Characterising the spatio-temporal elements of the ambient population using a range of data sources
- Justin van Dijk with PDV: Lifestyles and geodemographic behaviours in inter-generational context
- Emma Howarth with Newham Learning: Exploring the use and impact of outdoor environments in East London Pupil Referral Units
- Gill Wyness with Education Policy Institute: The changing Level 3 qualifications market
Useful documents
Please note the PDF versions of the form are for guidance only and only applications submitted via Survey Monkey Apply will be accepted
Get in touch with the team.
Email: Ubel-dtp@ucl.ac.uk
