YouGov – POLIS PhD scholarship: The Department of Politics and International Studies (POLIS), University of Cambridge is inviting applications from Home/EU students for scholarship to undertake a 3-year PhD in a field related to the study of public opinion. The scholarship will start in the 2017-18 academic year.
Fellowship: The scholarship will pay the full cost of study alongwith living in Cambridge for the 3-year course.
Funding agency: The scholarship is mainly funded by a donation from YouGov, as part of its partnership with POLIS department.
Project description:
- The exact emphasis of the PhD project is, in principle, open.
- However, we welcome (particularly) projects focusing on policy research and/or British politics.
- Projects proposing to use public opinion research to study substantive questions in Politics or International Relations will also be favourably looked at.
- The holder of the scholarship will be expected to participate in the activities of the YouGovCentre.
More Information: For more questions about the nature of the scholarship or the potential projects, then please contact Dr Pieter van Houten (pjv24@cam.ac.uk ). For other procedural questions, please email enquiries@polis.cam.ac.uk .
For information on the PhD program in the POLIS department, see http://www.polis.cam.ac.uk/study-at-polis/graduates/ProsPhD .
Type of fellowship:
- Fixed-term
- The funds for this post are available for 3 years.
DeadlineThe deadline for the application is 31st January 2017.
Please quote reference UE10831 on your application and in any correspondence about this vacancy.
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Organization | Department of Politics and International Studies (POLIS), University of Cambridge |
Fellowship Level | Phd |
Country | UK |
Subject areas | Study of public opinion: Social sciences |
Fellowship amount | Not mentioned |
Eligibility | Masters in relavant disciplines |
Deadline | 31st January 2017 |
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The POLIS PhD entry requirements, as well as instructions on where to start your application, can be found here: