Sumber dari: http://scholarshipo ============ White Rose Studentships arise from the special relationship between the three White Rose Universities- University of Leeds, University of Sheffield and University of York. The studentships are collaborative in nature, and each studentship involves supervisors from two of the White Rose Universities (the principal supervisor at the lead institution and the co-supervisor at the partner institution) SHEFFIELD-BASED AWARDS We are pleased to offer the following White Rose Studentships for entry in 2009-10: East Asia Studies * Project title: Japanese Widescreen Cinema - Technology Commerce and Aesthetics http://www.shef. * Network: Mixed Cinema – Interdisciplinary and Intercultural Approaches to Japanese Cinema http://www.shef. * Lead supervisor: Dr Jonathan Rayner, English Literature, University of Sheffield * Co-supervisor: Professor Duncan Petrie, Department of Film, Theatre and Television, University of York Sustainability Science * Project title: Assessment of the preparedness of supply chains to adapt to climate change http://www.shef. * Network: Enabling supply chain adaptation to climate change and a resource poor future http://www.shef. Lead supervisor: Professor Lenny Koh, Management School, University of Sheffield * Co-supervisor: Professor Lynne Frostick, Department of Geography, University of Hull Science Education * Project Title: Becoming a scientist: developing a disciplinary identity (or how do scientists get made?) http://www.shef. * Network: Engaging young people in science; key issues across secondary and tertiary phases http://www.shef. * Lead supervisor: Dr Susie Molyneux-Hodgson, Sociological Studies, University of Sheffield * Co-supervisor: Professor John Leach, School of Education, University of Leeds Advanced Engineering and Materials * Project title: Characterisation and modelling of material and surface properties to improve functional performance of food preparation products and aid inclusive design http://www.shef. * Network: Understanding Object Handling Interactions Through Experiment and Simulations http://www.shef. * Lead supervisor: Dr Matt CarrĂ©, Mechanical Engineering, University of Sheffield * Co-supervisor: Dr Catherine Barnes, School of Mechanical Engineering, University of Leeds Eligibility The studentships are available to applicants who will register with the University in 2009-10 on a full-time programme of study leading to the degree of PhD. Awards are tenable for up to three years, subject to satisfactory progress. Awards are open to UK, EU and international applicants. Value of the Awards The awards offer UK/EU tuition fees, a maintenance stipend at the standard UK Research rate (£13,290 in 2009-10), and a Research Training Support Grant. Note that overseas students will be required to pay the difference between the UK/EU fee and the overseas fee. How to apply Interested applicants should: 1. Read the detailed description of the relevant research project and network (by following the links above). 2. Complete an application form for admission as a research student (the application form, reference form and guidance notes can be downloaded from the box on the right). 3. Complete a White Rose Studentship application form (also available to download from the box on the right). 4. Submit all forms to the University's Student Recruitment and Admissions Office (address supplied on the admissions application form) by Friday 30 April 2009. Further Information Should you have any questions about these Sheffield-based awards please contact either the relevant lead supervisor, or Elaine McCourt. Elaine McCourt Email: e.mccourt@shef. Documents: * Admissions Application Form * Admissions Reference Form * Admissions Guidance Notes * White Rose Studentship application form YORK-BASED AWARDS We are pleased to offer four White Rose studentships in 2008 based at York in collaboration with the Universities of Leeds and Sheffield: Cinema and Japanese Modernity * Project title: Cinema and Japanese Modernity http://www.york. * Network: Mixed Cinema - Interdisciplinary and Intercultural Approaches to Japanese Cinema http://www.york. * Lead supervisor: Professor Andrew Tudor, Department of Film, Theatre and Television, University of York Object Handling Interactions * Project title: User-centred Development of Innovative Products for food handling by older and disabled people http://www.york. * Network: Understanding Object Handling Interactions Through Experiment and Simulations http://www.york. * Lead supervisor: Professor Helen Petrie, Department of Computer Science, University of York Supply Chain Adaptation * Project title: Validating the Sustainability of Bio-renewable Replacements for Petrochemical Products http://www.york. * Network: Enabling Supply Chain Adaptation to Climate Change and a Resource Poor Future http://www.york. * Lead supervisor: Professor Simon McQueen-Mason, Department of Biology, University of York Engaging Young People * Project title: The Impact on Teacher's Thinking and on Classroom Practices of the Introduction of 'How Science Works' into Science Curricula 11-18 http://www.york. * Network: Engaging Young People in Science; Key Issues Across Secondary and Tertiary Phases http://www.york. * Lead supervisor: Professor Robin Millar, Department of Education, University of York Eligibility The studentships will support candidates beginning, in October 2009, a full-time programme of studies leading to the degree of PhD. They are tenable for up to three years, subject to satisfactory progress. Award-holders will be registered at the University of York, and will be subject to the University of York's regulations. Each award-holder will have as principal supervisor a member of staff of the University of York, but will be co-supervised by a member of staff from the partner institution. Both supervisors and the award-holder will meet together at least six times in each academic year. The partner institution will give the award-holder access to its facilities. Awards are open to home, EU and overseas candidates; overseas candidates are eligible providing they can demonstrate that they have sufficient funds to cover the difference between the home and the overseas fee for a period of three years. Vallue of Awards Each studentship will comprise a home/EU tuition fee waiver and an annual student stipend (£13,290 in 2009/10, to be increased in line with the standard research council maintenance grant). Associated with each studentship, a research training support grant will also be made available to the department. Application procedure Applicants should: 1. read the detailed description of the relevant network; 2. complete the regular application forms for graduate study at York; http://www.york. 3. complete the White Rose studentship application form or apply online at: http://www.york. The deadline for applications is 30 April 2009. LEEDS-BASED AWARDS The University of Leeds is offering four White Rose Research Studentships, in collaboration with the Universities of Sheffield and York, for students commencing full-time PhD study in September or October 2009. The studentships are tenable for up to three years, subject to satisfactory academic progress. Each studentship provides academic fees at the UK/EU rate and an annual maintenance grant (£13,290 in Session 2009/10, to be increased in line with the standard research council maintenance grant). Associated with each studentship, a research support grant will also be made available to the School. Closing date for applications: 30 April 2009 Project: Artistic and intercultural dialogue in the Japanese cinema of the 1960s-1970s * Network: Mixed Cinema-Interdiscipl http://www.shef. * Lead Supervisor: Professor LĂșcia Nagib, School of Modern Languages & Cultures, University of Leeds * Co-Supervisor: Dr Mika Ko, School of East Asian Studies, University of Sheffield Project: Climate change policy complexity and impact on supply chains * Network: Enabling Supply Chain Adaptation to Climate Change and a Resource Poor Future http://www.shef. * Lead Supervisor: Dr William Young, School of Earth and Environment, University of Leeds * Co-Supervisor: Dr Samarthia Thankappan, Environment, University of York Project: Science Curriculum reform and post-16 science take-up * Network: Engaging Young People in Science: Key Issues across Secondary and Tertiary Phases http://www.shef. * Lead Supervisor: Professor James Donnelly, School of Education, University of Leeds * Co-Supervisor: Dr Stuart Bevins, Science Education, Sheffield Hallam University Project: Characterisation and modelling of material and surface properties to improve functional, ergonomic and effective experiences in the home * Network: Understanding Object Handling Interactions Through Experiment and Simulations http://www.shef. * Lead Supervisor: Dr Ray Holt, School of Mechanical Engineering, University of Leeds * Co-Supervisor: Dr Paul Cairns, Computer Science, University of York How to Apply for a White Rose Studentship at Leeds Interested applicants should read the detailed description of the relevant research project and network and complete an application form for a study place and a White Rose Studentship application form. Application packs are available from the Postgraduate Scholarships Office, Marjorie & Arnold Ziff Building, University of Leeds, LS2 9JT email: scholarships@ Completed White Rose Studentship application forms should be returned to the Postgraduate Scholarships Office, Marjorie & Arnold Ziff Building, University of Leeds, LS2 9JT How to Apply for a Place of Study at Leeds If you would like to apply for a place on a research degree programme, please see: http://www.leeds. |
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