Criminology PhD Scholarships 2024

Programme Duration

The PhD programme typically spans three years.

Entry Requirements

To qualify for admission, applicants need:

• A Bachelor’s (Honours) degree in a related field with a minimum of a 2:1 grade or an equivalent international qualification.
• A Master’s degree in a relevant subject, with an overall average of at least 65%, a dissertation score of 65% or higher, and no marks below 55%, or an equivalent international qualification.

For detailed entry requirements, please refer to the full entry requirements section.

Application Process

Applications are to be submitted online. Ensure all required supporting documents are included at the time of submission, as incomplete applications may not be reviewed.

Application Deadlines

• For internal funding consideration: Submit your complete application by December 1, 2023.
• For external or self-funding applicants:
  • For September 2024 entry: Apply by June 30, 2024.
  • For January 2025 entry: Apply by September 30, 2024.

Programme Overview

The PhD programme offers the opportunity to engage in advanced research on a wide range of social and criminological issues within a supportive environment that fosters both intellectual and personal growth. Extensive research support and training are provided.

Open Days

Prospective students can learn more about postgraduate research programmes by attending open days and study fairs. Virtual and on-campus events, including the Humanities PGR virtual open week in October 2024, provide insights into the experience of studying at Manchester. Sign up for email alerts for updates on these events.

Tuition Fees for the Academic Year Beginning September 2024

• Full-time PhD:
  • UK students: £4,786 per annum
  • International (including EU) students: £21,500 per annum
• Part-time PhD:
  • UK students: £2,393 per annum
  • International (including EU) students: £10,750 per annum

For more details for EU students, visit the dedicated EU page.

Scholarships and Funding

Various scholarships, studentships, and awards are available for both UK and international postgraduate researchers. To apply for University of Manchester funding, indicate the competitions you wish to be considered for in your application. The deadline for most internal funding competitions, including the School of Social Sciences studentships.

For external funding opportunities, check the specific deadlines for both funding applications and programme applications, as they often differ.

Visit the funding page for more information on available scholarships, studentships, and awards.

Contact Information

• School/Faculty: School of Social Sciences
• Contact Name: Humanities Doctoral Academy Admissions
• Telephone: +44 (0)161 275 1200
• Email: hums.doctoralacademy.admissions@manchester.ac.uk
• Website: Humanities at The University of Manchester

Related Subject Areas

Explore related programmes in:

• Criminology
• Law

Additional Information

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