Prospective Students
Opportunities for doctoral research funding

Applications for studentships beginning in 2024 are now closed. Applicants will be notified of outcomes by the beginning of May.

Applications for studentships beginning in 2025 will advertised in October 2024.

The Consortium for the Humanities and the Arts South-East England (CHASE) is delighted to offer up to 56 Arts and Humanities Research Council PhD studentships and is seeking applications from outstanding graduates to undertake doctoral research starting in October 2024.  

The Value and Benefits of a CHASE studentship

• Full- or part-time funding to cover fees and living costs
• Additional funds available for skills development, including language training.
• Support with research expenses, including fieldwork.
• Possibility of extending your studentship for up to six months, for training or research needs.
• Opportunity to undertake a funded placement as part of your doctoral training
• Priority access to training programmes, and support for student-led training and events.
• Participation in a dynamic, inclusive and interdisciplinary consortium of researchers.

 
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CHASE AHRC Studentship Competition

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Stuart Hall Foundation CHASE AHRC Studentships

Collaborative doctoral award

Collaborative Doctoral Awards