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PhD in History

Year: 2018/19

Description:

3 years full-time or 5 to 7 years part-time. 100,000 word dissertation maximum.

You undertake research under the guidance of one or two supervisors and are examined exclusively by thesis. Your research should contain your own analysis and conclusions based on your personal study of primary and secondary source materials.

Our Expertise / Your Research Topic

With over 45 academic staff, our research profile is very broad and diverse and we hope to be able to offer you supervision in almost any topic. Our expertise ranges from Britain and Europe to Africa, the Caribbean, East Asia, India, North America, and Russia; from political, social and cultural to religious, military and international history; from the middle ages to the 'War on Terror'. Please see our staff profiles for further details.

We have an excellent record of thesis completion and a tradition of close and involved personal supervision (you usually meet your supervisor every month).

Funding

We offer several School of History scholarships and AHRC Doctoral Scholarships.

We also offer opportunities for paid employment and financial assistance toward research trips or conference attendance.

The University also offers numerous scholarships.

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Contact details:

For further information please contact us at:

Email: [email protected]
Website: www.leeds.ac.uk/history

Address: Student Education Service, School of History, University of Leeds, LS2 9JT, UK


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