PhD Studentship in Applied Econometrics and Finance – UK
Details about PhD Studentship in Applied Econometrics and Finance
PhD Studentship in Applied Econometrics and Finance is offered for PhD degree in the field of Econometrics and Finance. You can apply to this scholarship here. The deadline for the sending your application is 28 Mar 2022. This scholarship is provided by University of East Anglia and the value of this scholarship is Full Funding, Tuition fee + Maintenance grant + Research training support grant . This scholarship is open for: Open to all nationals .
- Degree: PhD
- Provided by: University of East Anglia
- Deadline: 28 Mar 2022
- Scholarship value: Full Funding, Tuition fee + Maintenance grant + Research training support grant
PhD Studentship in Applied Econometrics and Finance is offered by the School of Economics, the University of East Anglia for suitably qualified candidates worldwide with an original and high-quality research proposal. The School of Economics offers dedicated studentships to prospective candidates starting the PhD Economics programme in the Academic Year 2022/23 and pursuing projects in topics of particular interest to the School. These studentships will be awarded to applicants that submit the most promising research proposals based on the project outline reported below and clearly demonstrate academic excellence in the area of Applied Econometrics and Finance.
Eligibility for the PhD Studentship in Applied Econometrics and Finance :
- Open to all nationals.
- Applicant should be having 2:1 in a Bachelor’s degree and a Master’s degree in a relevant field of study.
- Also, 60% or above in a Master’s degree.
- Applicants do not need separate applications to be eligible for this studentship.
- The deadline to apply for this scholarship is 28th March 2022.
Value of the PhD Studentship in Applied Econometrics and Finance :
This scholarship offers full tuition fees for Home or International students, a tax-free maintenance grant equivalent to UKRI studentship rates (currently £15,609) and a research training support grant (currently £750 per year).
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