The Department of Politics and Public Policy
at De Montfort University is delighted to announce two
full PhD studentships investigating urban governance in an
age of crisis and austerity, covering fees and stipend.
The successful candidates will work with a team of
internationally renowned researchers in critical
governance and public policy. The studentships are an
outstanding opportunity for two ambitious and talented
graduates to contribute to our exciting research on crisis
and austerity governance and join a thriving group of
doctoral students.
The first
studentship, with Professor Jonathan Davies, explores the
challenge of
Understanding and Transforming Crisis Governance.
The successful candidate will research the changing forms
and functions of governance at the state-civil society
interface, under conditions of crisis and/or austerity.
The second
studentship, with Professor Colin Copus, explores
City leadership in Times of Austerity. The
research will focus on the processes, forms and structures
local political leaders (and mayors) and chief executives
develop to work with public and private bodies in tackling
problems of economic regeneration and urban growth under
austerity.
For
further details of these scholarships please visit
http://www.dmu.ac.uk/about- dmu/schools-and-departments/ leicester-business-school/phd- studentships.aspx.
Applications are
invited from UK and EU students who have a good MA/MSc
degree, or are projected to achieve one. The scholarships
are available for up to three years full-time study
starting October 2013 and provide a bursary of £13,770 pa
in addition to university tuition fees.
CLOSING DATE: Friday 15th March
2013
To download an application pack, please visit the Graduate School Office website Completed applications should be returned to researchstudents@dmu.ac.uk
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