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Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC); University of Aberdeen
AHRC North-Sea Heritage in Transitions
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A collaborative doctoral research initiative focused on art history, visual arts and creative practice in Scotland’s North Sea region, with PhD opportunities across partner institutions.
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- Level of study
- PhD
- Fields of study
- Arts and humanities
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- Funding details
- we are funded by an Arts and Humanities Research Council Doctoral Focal Award
- Host country
- United Kingdom
- Host institution
- University of Aberdeen; Robert Gordon University; University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI)
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- Prepare the application documents: a separate cover letter addressed to the project supervisor; written answers to all three supplementary questions, including a c. 300–500-word outline of how you might develop or approach the project; an up-to-date CV stating your current permanent address; clear copies of degree certificates and transcripts if available; evidence of settled or pre-settled status if applicable; and two academic/professional references. For the references, either provide copies yourself or have your referees email them directly; the university cannot request them on your behalf. Documents may be combined or sent separately, but must be attached directly to the application email, not supplied through external file sources. Required
- Submit the application by email to pgrc-studentships@abdn.ac.uk. Use the subject line “Project ID – [Your Name]” (the Project ID is at the bottom of each project advert). In the email body, include the project title, lead supervisor’s name, and whether you are a Home/UK or international student; include no other information in the body. Attach the application documents directly to the email. If relevant to the project, you may include a web link to a digital portfolio. Required
- Deadline
- 29 August 2026
- Application cycle
- 2026 application cycle
- Notes
- Applications are submitted by email to pgrc-studentships@abdn.ac.uk. Applicants are asked to include the project title, lead supervisor and Home/UK or international student status in the email, and attach the requested application documents.
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