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AHRC Doctoral Landscape Awards, Sheffield Hallam University, October 2027 entry

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Three AHRC Doctoral Landscape Award studentships at Sheffield Hallam University for October 2027 entry, including an expected 3-month placement.

Amount / funding3 studentships; tuition fees + PhD stipend £23,052 per annum (2026/27 rate, aligned with the net Real Living Wage); full-time funded for 45 months including an expected 3-month placement (42 months without placement)
Deadline21 January 2027, 17:00 UK time (late applications not accepted)
Start dateOctober 2027
LevelPhD
Funding typefull
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Three AHRC Doctoral Landscape Award studentships at Sheffield Hallam University for October 2027 entry, including an expected 3-month placement.

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Programmes: Architecture; Communication, Cultural, Media and Film Studies; English, Creative Writing & Performance; Fine Art and Design; History; themes welcomed: Health & Wellbeing, Design for Health, Green Design, Environment/Sustainability/Climate Emergency, Social Justice and Intersectional Inequalities, Democracy & Rights, Heritage & Communities, Digital Cultures & Materialities, Creative Technologies; home and international applicants (maximum 1 international studentship under UKRI policy); project must be within AHRC remit; meet course entry requirements; English evidence if not first language; must reside within reasonable commuting distance; already-commenced doctoral students ineligible.

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Tags: Arts and humanities doctoral research, Design, Creative writing, History, Media studies