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ERC MORTALMED PhD Scholarship

University of Glasgow

Closed (9 Jun 2026)
Funding

Value varies

Deadline

09 June 2026

Study level

Postgraduate

Where you study

University of Glasgow only

Arts & Humanities
Funding scale: Varies
Eligibility
  • Applicants will have a good Masters degree (or overseas equivalent) Applicants will have a demonstratable interest in the topic under investigation Applicants can study part-time or full-time Applicants should have familiarity with, or interest in, ethnographic research methods, including archival ethnography, discourse and media analysis, and interviewing.
How to apply
  • Application process Applicants must apply via the Scholarships Application Portal (please see Scholarships Application Portal - Applicant Guide for more information). The funding opportunity is under 'College of Social Sciences Postgraduate Research Funding > COSS-26-025 ') uploading the following documentation.
  • ERC MORTALMED - Lethal Prescriptions Application form ( in Word format ) Academic transcripts ( All relevant Undergraduate and Master’s level degree transcripts (and translations, if not originally in English) – provisional transcripts are sufficient if you are yet to complete your degree ).
  • Please note, a CoSS PGR Funding Reference template will be sent to your referees for completion).
  • Please see CoSS PGR Funding Reference request guide for further guidance Curriculum Vitae (CV) ( academic where applicable ) *Please note that when you enter your referees contact details on the Scholarships Application Portal and send the reference request, your referees are expected to provide their references by the closing date of the Scholarship (below).
Selection criteria
  • Shortlisted applicants may be requested to attend an Interview.
Timeline
  • Deadline: 09 June 2026

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