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Fully funded PhD Studentship
AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Award PhD studentship: University of Glasgow and the Edinburgh International Festival Flagship Festival: an investigation into the Edinburgh International Festival’s leadership role locally, nationally and internationally The Centre for Cultural Policy Research, part of the Department of Theatre, Film and Television Studies at the University of Glasgow, is seeking to award one fully funded PhD studentship to commence 1 October 2006. The studentship, which will support three years of full-time study, is funded through the AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Awards Scheme and is with non-academic partners the Edinburgh International Festival (EIF). The studentship is available to carry out research on the topic ‘Flagship Festival: an investigation into the Edinburgh International Festival’s leadership role locally, nationally and internationally’. The academic supervisor will be Adrienne Scullion (Academic director, CCPR; and, James Arnott Chair of Drama), with the non-academic supervisor being Adrian Trickey (Company secretary and administrative director, EIF). The successful applicant will need to: meet the AHRC’s academic criteria for doctoral study; have an enthusiasm for the subject area; show the potential to develop a range of advanced research skills; demonstrate the ability to work effectively in academic and non-academic environments. In addition applicants must meet the AHRC’s requirements for UK/EU residency: only students meeting the UK residency requirement will be eligible for the stipend – which will consist of the AHRC standard maintenance grant – in 2006/2007 £12300 – with an additional contribution of £500 pa from the AHRC and £1250 pa from the EIF. Further information is available at – http://www.culturalpolicy.arts.gla.ac.uk/ and http://www.tfts.arts.gla.ac.uk/
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