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Doctoral Studentships: Authority and Texts at University of Aberdeen

Published 9 December 2013 by pdupless

The Authority and Texts Research Project at the University of Aberdeen is delighted to announce the availability of doctoral scholarships for research commencing in October 2014. Four scholarships are available, including two specifically reserved for projects on historical or legal-historical themes. The project will cover the successful applicants’ fees and will also provide them a stipend and desk space in the project’s dedicated office. The deadline for receipt of applications is 7th March 2014.

Those who are interested in pursuing doctoral study in legal history are encouraged to contact the project’s director, Dr Adelyn Wilson (adelyn.wilson@abdn.ac.uk). Further information about the project’s scope, supervisory team, and scholarship opportunity is available here: http://www.abdn.ac.uk/funding/details.php?funding_id=201

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