Applying for the School of Management PhD programme.

Applying for PhD study. This page explains how to apply for a standard PhD in the Information School, using your own research project. Once you have received your offer you can use it to apply for competitive funding (where you compete with other offer-holders to gain a scholarship).

When applying, please keep in mind you have the option (if agreed with your supervisor) to move to a PhD in Accounting or Finance at the end of your first year, if applicable.

First, you should choose a PhD programme from those available at ECS and check that you meet, or are expecting to meet, the entry requirements. If you wish to apply for the iPhD Web Science programme, please visit the Centre for Doctoral Training in Web Science Innovation. 2. Identify a research area or a potential supervisor.

If you're considering a research degree, you will need to make contact with a potential supervisor before you apply. Discover research and funding opportunities and potential supervisors within Queen's University using the PhD search console. Find a PHD Supervisor Tool.

How to Apply. Applying for a Phd programme is a simple process and we accept applicants throughout the year. Discover our fees and range of studentships and funding opportunities to help you finance your postgraduate studies.

You will almost certainly need to write a research proposal in order to apply for your PhD. Talk to your supervisor about whether you need to do this. You should also check the degree finder to see if you are expected to include anything specific in your proposal.

PhD study is offered across the College. To search for opportunities based on your own research idea you first need to identify a research group whose objectives best match your idea. If you find a suitable group, you normally need to identify a potential supervisor before submitting an application.

We offer two routes for PhD study: 1. Open Doctoral Awards where you agree a research project with academic supervisors within the M4C partnership. Find a supervisor. 2. Collaborative Doctoral Awards where you apply for advertised projects co-designed between an M4C university and an external partner organisation. Find a project.

How to Apply for a PhD. A guide to submitting your application for a PhD degree. You can now apply for PhD study for September 2020 entry. The PhD application process involves submitting your completed application form with all of the relevant supporting documents by 30 June 2020.

You also need to feel comfortable with the supervisor; after all they will be your mentor for at least 3 years. It is wise, if distance permits, to arrange a meeting with them or a telephone conversation where you can discuss your proposed PhD and their research interest. During discussions they will be able to help you focus on your topic.

It is possible to defer your offer if required, as long as your supervisor agrees to this. What funding can I apply for? Funded PhD studentship positions will include details of the funder on the advert - this may be Research Councils, Department of Chemistry or an Industrial partner.

How to apply for a research degree Step 1: Find and contact your potential supervisor At the core of your research studies will be the relationship with your supervisory team consisting of a Principal Supervisor,Secondary Supervisor, and the Research Development Advisor.