PhD 20th-Century British History
University of BuckinghamBuckingham, United Kingdom
Course overview
Start and duration Sep, 3 years Level Research Qualification Doctor of Philosophy UK fees From £8,267 per year* International fees From £14,500 per year* Campus London School School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Key highlights
- Probationary status confirmed at first Annual Review, 12–18 months in
- Rapid-progress candidates may apply to submit after second year
- Based at the London campus
- Delivered by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Entry requirements
TEACHING & ASSESSMENT AFTER YOUR COURSE COURSE FEES SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES HOW TO APPLY About the course Students are registered initially for the degree of PhD (Doctor of Philosophy), although their status is probationary until the first Annual Review has taken place, normally between 12 and 18 months from first registration. Study period The usual period of doctoral study is three years, though the University’s Regulations also permit candidates who make particularly rapid progress to apply to the University Research Committee for permission to submit at the end of their second year of study.
Scholarships
Beloff Scholarships
Two scholarships of £2,500 are available to students who show an interest in and passion for political economy applied to public policy and who join the programme in September.
Up to £2,500Postgraduate First-Class Scholarship
The scholarship will reduce tuition fees by 33% for new UK and international postgraduate students.
Careers this course leads to
- University lecturer in history
- Postdoctoral research fellow
- Archivist
- Museum curator
- Historical researcher
- Policy researcher
Cost of study
UK/Home: £8,267 per year | International: £14,500 per year
Admission
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