Fully-funded PhD in Economics or Management: University of College Graduate Teaching Assistantships

Fully-funded PhD in Economics or Management: University of College Graduate Teaching Assistantships

Are you passionate about pursuing a PhD in Economics or Management? The School of Business is excited to announce Graduate Teaching Assistant PhD Studentships, fully funded and starting on September 23rd, 2024.

Overview:

Fully funded Graduate Teaching Assistant PhD Studentships

Starting date: September 23rd, 2024

Available for full-time registration in PhD Economics or PhD Management

Funding includes a full tuition fee waiver (for Overseas or UK students) and an annual stipend and salary package totaling £19,237 per year (2024/5 rate)

About Graduate Teaching Assistantships: Graduate Teaching Assistantships provide an opportunity for research students to fund their PhD through part-time teaching work at the University. Successful candidates will be involved in teaching activities aimed at facilitating active learning in tutorials and seminars, while also conducting their research.

Entry Requirements and Application:

Open to UK and Overseas applicants

Applicants must hold a UK Bachelor Degree with at least a 2:1 and a Master’s Degree or overseas equivalent

University of Leicester English language requirements apply

Applicants should prepare their Research proposal using the provided Proposal Form

How to Apply

For more information and job application details, see; Fully-funded PhD in Economics or Management: University of College Graduate Teaching Assistantships

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