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Stuart Hall Foundation Fully-funded Studentship 2025 at University of Sussex

The Stuart Hall Foundation, in collaboration with the University of Sussex, is offering a fully funded 4-year PhD scholarship for the 2025-26 intake to Black British Postgraduate Researchers. This prestigious studentship targets scholars in Arts and Humanities or Social Sciences, inspired by the legacy of Professor Stuart Hall, a leading figure in race and cultural studies. It provides a unique opportunity to address pressing issues of race, social justice, and inequality in contemporary societies.

What You Get?

The scholarship provides comprehensive funding for up to 4 years:

  • UK PhD fees for 4 years (or 1-year Master’s + 3 years PhD fees).
  • A maintenance allowance at UKRI levels (£19,237 annually).
  • Up to £3,000 for research and fieldwork expenses.
  • Access to the Stuart Hall Foundation Scholars and Fellows Network, providing career and research development opportunities.

Eligibility Criteria

This scholarship is specifically for:

  • Applicants starting a new PhD (or integrated Master’s + PhD) in Autumn 2025.
  • Candidates whose research addresses social justice issues and contributes to dismantling barriers faced by marginalized groups.
  • Applicants demonstrating academic excellence and/or prior relevant experiential learning.

Eligible Schools at the University of Sussex

Candidates must secure a PhD position in one of the following schools:

  • Faculty of Media, Arts and Humanities
  • School of Global Studies
  • University of Sussex Business School
  • School of Law, Politics and Sociology
  • School of Education and Social Work

Research Focus Areas

The Stuart Hall Foundation is particularly interested in research proposals that align with Stuart Hall’s work, such as:

  • Postcolonial and Diasporic Modernities
  • Cultural Studies
  • Race, Ethnicity, and Visual Cultures
  • Radical Thinking on the Left
  • The production of “the other” in contemporary societies (e.g., institutions like citizenship, education, law, and politics).

Application Process

Step 1: Apply for a PhD position at the University of Sussex via the online portal https://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/fees-funding/phd-funding/view/1746-Stuart-Hall-Foundation-University-of-Sussex-PGR-Studentship.

Step 2: Submit the Stuart Hall Foundation Scholarship application (downloadable document) to the Sussex Researcher School at [email protected].

    • Ensure your application is accessible to a non-specialist audience.
    • Shortlisted candidates will be invited for interviews.

Application Deadline: 3 February 2025, 12:00 (GMT).

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