Swansea University is now accepting graduate applications for psychology research studies! UKRI Frontier Research grants are available for the 2022/23 academic year.
This grant will be available to exceptional applicants with great academic records starting in October 2022.
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About:
Since the UK is not a member of Horizon Europe, TRUE was originally selected for funding by the European Research Council (Starting Grant no. 101040463). TRUE will develop the first systematic account of trust in user-generated evidence (such as photos and videos captured by witnesses on their mobile phones) in human rights accountability processes through an innovative interdisciplinary methodology combining legal analysis of trials, large online experiments, and mock jury trials.
Selection Criteria
Graduates must have 2.1 undergraduate degrees and master’s degrees. If you have a first class honours degree but no master’s degree (as defined by Swansea University), you can apply on an individual basis. See Country-specific Information for European Applicants 2019 and Country-specific Information for International Applicants 2019.
As a minimum, IELTS 6.5 (with no individual component below 6.5) or Swansea recognized equivalent. The Swansea University English Language entry policy can be found here.
Scholarships are open to all nationalities.
Swansea University degree comparisons are available for those with non-UK degrees.
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Become a scholar
Applicants will receive a stipend of £16,062 (UKRI rate) in addition to tuition fees.
Expenses for additional research will be covered.
What to do:
Apply online by providing the following information:Course choice – Psychology / PhD / Full-time / 3 Year / October In case you have already applied for the above programme previously, the application system may issue a warning notice and prevent application. Please email pgrscholarships@swansea.ac.uk where staff will assist you.
Supporting Documents:
You must upload the following documents to your online application (please do not email these):
- Online EDI Monitoring Form
- CV
- Diplomas and transcripts (or screenshots of your grades if you are currently studying)
- An essay or excerpt from a dissertation
- Cover letter outlining suitability
- The 500-word proposal
- References (from professors or employers) on Swansea University’s reference form. References received via private email accounts, such as Hotmail, cannot be accepted. Referees should cite their employment email address for verification of reference.
- Evidence of meeting English Language requirement (if applicable).
- Copy of UK resident visa (if applicable).
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