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49ers-Broncos latest London affair
LONDON -- The San Francisco 49ers will play the Denver Broncos next season at Wembley Stadium, the fourth straight year the NFL will stage a regular-season game in the British capital.
The 49ers will be listed as the home team for the Oct. 31 game.
"For the past three years we have seen the extraordinary passion that exists for NFL football in the U.K.," NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said in a statement. "We want to continue to build on that passion by strengthening our ties to our existing U.K. fans and creating new ones."
The game between the five-time Super Bowl champion 49ers and two-time champion Broncos may not be the only one in Britain next season.
"The NFL will continue to explore the possibility of playing a second game in the U.K. in 2010," the NFL said.
The 49ers and Broncos struggled to 8-8 records this season and missed the playoffs.
The NFL has played games at Wembley for the last three seasons, with more than 80,000 fans at each game. The first game featured the eventual Super Bowl champion New York Giants beating the Miami Dolphins 13-10. In 2008, the New Orleans Saints beat the San Diego Chargers 37-32. And this season, the New England Patriots defeated the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 35-7 in October.
"The previous games in London have had a playoff-like atmosphere to them, so that's always a good thing to play in that type of an environment," Broncos coach Josh McDaniels said. "We'll be ready for the challenge."
The 49ers dominated the NFL in the 1980s, winning four Super Bowls with Joe Montana as the star quarterback. The team won another Super Bowl in 1994.
"London is a wonderful venue for two of the most storied franchises in NFL history to square off," 49ers president Jed York said.
San Francisco coach Mike Singletary, who is giving up a home game to play in London, said his players won't be bothered by the long flight to England.
"I have no doubt that our players will be ready to go," he said. "What a great opportunity it is for us to play in such a setting."
The Broncos have played seven international exhibition games in the past, and team president Pat Bowlen said they were "honored" to come to Britain again.
"It's a wonderful, historic opportunity for our franchise and will be an unforgettable experience for our players, coaches and fans," Bowlen said.
Aside from Wembley, Manchester and Glasgow, Scotland, are being looked at as potential venues to host NFL games.
In October, before the New England-Tampa Bay game, Goodell said the idea of eventually putting an expansion team in London was of "tremendous interest" to the NFL. He gave no timeline when such a decision might be taken.
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ORLANDO -- The breathtaking athleticism was evident Monday when Chicago Bulls forward Tyrus Thomas met Shawne Williams a foot above the rim and stuffed the dunk attempt back to the floor.
With Thomas, already one of the NBA's most dynamic shot-blockers, the unexpected has almost become the expected.
Thomas' improved outside shot hasn't come by accident. He said he's worked seven days a week so far this offseason, often staying in the gym until he makes 700 jump shots a day.
"I just want to use this week to get a lot better and put to use all the work that I've been putting in," said Thomas, the fourth overall pick of the 2006 NBA draft. "Everything that I've been working on, from my midrange game to my back-to-the-basket game, I'm trying to make them better this summer."
Indiana defeated Chicago 93-89 in the summer league opener Monday, but Thomas was clearly the best player on the floor. He made 6-of-13 shots and got to the free-throw line 10 times for 17 points overall. He also added seven rebounds, five blocked shots and two steals in one of the most complete performances of the day.
And Thomas did it even though he had to retreat to the training room in the third period after getting banged on the hip during -- what else? -- a dazzling blocked shot.
Somewhat undersized as a 6-foot-9, 215-pound power forward, Thomas knows that if he's going to become more of a scoring threat for the Bulls, he has to be able to hit the midrange shot. A threat to drive to the hoop at any time, Thomas made foes pay Monday when they backed off him and basically dared him to shoot. Knowing when to take that shot comes easier now that he's been in the league a year and played 72 games as a rookie, Thomas said. But that certainly wasn't the case this time last year.
"It was more just getting the feel of the game and knowing how to take my game to another level," said Thomas, referring to the transition to the NBA. "I know I still have a lot of stuff to work on, and I'm just keep trying to keep getting better."
MOST IMPRESSIVE: J.J. Redick, Magic -- The former college player of the year looked like he was back at Duke University on Monday night; he scored almost at will from all over the floor in Orlando's 85-74 defeat of New Jersey.
It was a huge performance considering that Redick is basically auditioning for the Magic's vacant starting 2-guard job in front of new coach Stan Van Gundy. The position opened up last week when veteran Grant Hill informed the Magic that he had agreed to sign a two-year, $4 million free-agent contract with the Phoenix Suns.
So Redick could end up replacing the player he idolized as a kid (when he was growing up in Virginia as a true-blue Dukie) and learned under last season as an NBA rookie.
"I definitely feel like there's an opportunity available for me, and that's something that I've already talked to the coaches about," Redick said. "It's July, and they're certainly not promising anything to anybody. I'm just trying to use this week as momentum. I want to try and figure out what I need to work on the rest of the summer and then go into training camp healthy."
MOST DISAPPOINTING: Sean Williams, Nets -- Based on his monstrous talent, Williams was thought to be one of the steals of the draft when New Jersey snagged him with the No. 17 pick.
But the 6-foot-10, 235-pound power forward's NBA career got off to a horrendous start Monday when he grabbed just one rebound and committed eight fouls in 22 minutes of action (in the summer league, players foul out on the 10th foul). And to make matters worse, he scored just two points and turned the ball over four times.
Williams' off-court troubles are well-known. He was kicked off the team at Boston College this past season after just 15 games. He was worth the gamble to New Jersey because of his awesome ability to swat shots and gobble up rebounds on the inside. He swatted 75 shots in 15 games for BC last fall and once blocked 13 shots against Duquesne.
Williams is seen as an insurance policy in case the Nets lose Mikki Moore in free agency. Moore is hoping to get a five-year deal at the midlevel exception (approximately $5.5 million), but the Nets are reportedly offering no more than $4 million per season because of luxury-tax concerns.
• Chicago point guard JamesOn Curry, the 51st pick of the draft, showed right away Monday that he can be a dynamic playmaking guard in both the half court and in the open court. He meshed well with Thomas, twice feeding him for dunks on the fast break.
Curry came out of Oklahoma State after averaging 17.3 points per game, and questions circulated as to whether he could run a team as a pass-first point guard. With coach Scott Skiles, a pretty good point guard in his day, looking on, Curry passed his first test. He had four assists and two steals to go with his nine points.
• Miami rookie shooting guard Daequan Cook was noticeably nervous at the start of the Heat's game against Charlotte, but he settled down in the second half and finished with 13 points. Cook's biggest impact Monday came on the defensive end; he held Adam Morrison (14 points) to 2-of-6 shooting.
An Ohio State product who was the 21st pick in the draft, Cook said he'll have to make his mark on the defensive end to earn minutes with the Heat.
"Coach told me he was going to see where my guts were by putting me on Morrison," Cook said with a chuckle, referring to Heat assistant Erik Spoelstra, who coaches Miami's summer league team. "I was up for the challenge. I wanted to guard a guy like that because I knew it would give me a feel for what it would be like in an NBA game."
• The last image most saw of Joakim Noah came on draft night, when he was sporting a pin-striped suit with dark lapels and a funky bow tie. He complemented the draft-night look with a glowing grin after he was selected ninth overall by the Chicago Bulls.
But Noah's toothy smile was certainly subdued Monday as he was forced to look on from the bench because of a partially torn rotator cuff in his right shoulder.
Noah suffered the injury in February as the Florida Gators were in the process of topping South Carolina for the Southeastern Conference regular-season title. He played through pain over the final two months of the season, helping the Gators win a second consecutive national title.
The plan is for Noah to rehabilitate the injury throughout the offseason, hopefully avoid surgery and be ready for the opening of training camp in October.
"I want to play so bad because I'm a competitor," Noah said of his relegation to the sidelines. "When you're a competitor, you want to be out there helping your team win. It's hard to just watch and not be able to help the team out."
Doctors at Florida advised Noah that he didn't need surgery on his shoulder. Not that he would have missed the pursuit for a second title.
"We won [the national championship], and that was the only thing that mattered at the time," he said. "I have no regrets about my college career whatsoever. The shoulder bothered me, but it wasn't too bad to keep me from playing."
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How will colleges innovate?
(Read article summary)With fewer families able to pay for an expensive college education, some institutions may start to rethink the way they conduct business
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That's the question that Jeffrey Selingo poses over the The Chronicle of Higher Education (ht: Jack B.):
[I]f current economic trends continue, much of traditional academe is going to be forced to change. Families can no longer use their house as an ATM. States are making tough choices about the size of government, and public colleges are often left at the end of the line. And now the federal government is likely to cut back on many of its fiscal promises to deal with an out-of-control deficit.
The bottom line is that we're likely to face a future where students and their families pay a lot more of the cost of a college education out of pocket. Without grants and loans as a safety net, students are probably going to make different choices than they do now (read: less expensive choices). We're likely headed toward a future where smaller, struggling colleges need to move to new models of doing business, while elite, wealthy colleges continue to support the current model.
Selingo then summarizes several ideas that were bandied about in a meeting of academic "disruptors" and disruptive innovation guru Clayton Christensen of Harvard Business School. They include:
- Disaggregated universities, in which colleges would purchase courses from other colleges (or, I suppose, sources like Khan Academy) rather than produce them themselves, and
- Modular universities, in which colleges would provide much more focused degree offerings.


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Is it normal for the drive shaft to move in an out by half an inch??
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Is it normal for the drive shaft to move in an out by half an inch??
I replaced the pulley on my driveshaft with a larger one so my alternator would spin faster at low RPMs. During the process, I noticed that my driveshaft moves in and out about 1/4 to 1/2 inch. is that OK or should it not do that? I wonder if I caused it to do that when I was trying to pry the old pulley off with a screw driver? I am guessing I put about 50 pounds of pressure on it. I finally gave up, got a wheel puller and removed it.
When I first started the engine with the new pulley. I noticed that it was rubbing on the engine slightly, but i was able to stop that by pulling the drive shaft away from the engine. I am concerned that it might move back again, so I re-set the pulley on the drive shaft 1/4 of an inch further away from the engine.
Should I be concerned about the movement in the drive shaft and if so, what can I do about it?
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So if the players are auctioned,then should we make plans for Dale Steyn???
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All eligible applicants will be considered for the awards, provided they have applied for a place as a PhD student in the School by Friday 1 May 2015. The awards will be decided on the basis of academic merit, taking into account past academic performance and future research potential. Successful candidates will be notified of their award by the end of June 2015.
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The South West and Wales Doctoral Training Partnership (SWW-DTP) is dedicated to fostering the dynamic interchange of critical, creative, practical and intellectual energies that drive the best and most exciting academic research in our contemporary globalized and digitalized culture. The training programme is designed to give Arts and Humanities researchers access to the essential experience and skills needed to meet the challenges of the twenty-first century research environment and to develop productive careers whether in academia or professional practice. The eight leading universities within the consortium have joined forces with prestigious partners in the arts and creative industries (music, film, television, libraries, museums & galleries) to offer support and training for your individual research. Follow your ideas and apply to become a part of the SWW-DTP revolution in Arts and Humanities research.
The Consortium has been awarded £14.2M over five years to deliver doctoral training to the future leaders of our subjects. This sum has been supplemented by the Universities involved, boosting the number of awards available. Besides individual studentships, the funding will ensure that students accepted onto the programme have access to the combined expertise, training opportunities and resources of all eight institutions. Further information, including full details of supervisors' areas of expertise and the resources held by Consortium members can be consulted via the website at http://www.sww-ahdtp.ac.uk/.
The SWW-DTP has now announced the details of its recruitment process for studentships commencing in October 2015. See http://www.sww-ahdtp.ac.uk/studentship/apply-for-a-studentship/. The DTP will be awarding up to 52 doctoral studentships for entry in September 2015. The awards will be made on the basis of academic merit, with no fixed quota assigned to any one institution or subject area within the DTP.
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For information about deadlines visit the SWW-DTP website. The closing date for completed applications (including references) is 12 January 2015.
ESRC Studentship in Language and Communication at Cardiff 2015/16
The Centre for Language and Communication Research (CLCR) is able to support applications for one Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) 3 year PhD studentship to commence on 1 October 2015, covering tuition fees plus a generous stipend, on a competitive basis within the ESRC Doctoral Training Centre (DTC) Wales Consortium, led by Cardiff University. Full awards (fees plus maintenance stipend) are open to UK Nationals and EU students who can satisfy UK residency requirements. To be eligible for the full award, EU Nationals must have been in the UK for at least 3 years prior to the start of the course for which they are seeking funding, including for the purposes of full-time education. EU Nationals who do not meet the above residency requirement are eligible for a fees only award, provided that they have been ordinarily resident in the EU for at least 3 years prior to the start of their proposed programme of study.
The ESRC website has a very helpful section on frequently asked questions about the award scheme.
In order to be considered for a studentship, you firstly need to apply for a place on PhD Language and Communication Research programme in the Centre for Language and Communication Research at Cardiff University via the University's Direct Application Service. As well as your application, you will need to supply the following supporting documents: 2 academic references, a detailed research proposal, personal statement, copies of your degree certificates and a transcript of the marks. In the research proposal (around 1,000 words, 3-4 pages) please outline your rationale, proposed methodology, and research objectives, including a short bibliography. In your personal statement, we would like you to tell us about why you are applying for a PhD – what your current situation is, whether you need a PhD for your own personal development, or for professional reasons, what your experience has been to date as a student/researcher/teacher in the area of English Language and Communication, and why you have chosen Cardiff as an appropriate research environment for your particular area of interest.
Once you have an offer of a place on the PhD Language and Communication Research programme you will be eligible to apply for ESRC funding. You will need to submit a separate ESRC application form which can be downloaded from
ESRC Studentship Application Form - English
ESRC Studentship Referee Report Form - English
or can be obtained from the School Postgraduate Office (email firstname.lastname@example.com). Please submit your ESRC Studentship Application Form to firstname.lastname@example.com.
The deadline for funding is 5 p.m. Monday 9 March 2015.
For further details, please contact:
Rhian Rattray, Postgraduate Manager for the School of English, Communication and Philosophy. Email: email@example.com
Postgraduate bursaries in Language and Communication Research
Cardiff University School of English, Communication and Philosophy is pleased to announce two partial-fees bursaries of £4k each towards taught postgraduate studies in the academic year 2015-2016. The bursaries, funded by Banco de Santander, will be attached to our ESRC-validated MA in Language and Communication Research. One bursary will be awarded for study leading to a dissertation in the area of translanguaging (switching across multiple languages within single, complex communities) and one for study leading to a dissertation in information structure (the lexical, grammatical and intonational means by which the unfolding of meaning in text is signalled).
Recipients may be required to take non-core modules in line with their research area.
To be eligible for the bursary you must be accepted onto the MA in Language and Communication Research. For more details of the programme and how to apply see:
On the application form you should state in the section headed "Intended Method of Funding" that you are applying for the Santander bursary and you should then upload as an Additional Document a statement outlining your interest and experience in your chosen field. The panel will consider this in conjunction with your previous academic performance when making their decision.
For further details on translanguaging please contact Dr Frances Rock (firstname.lastname@example.com).
For further details on information structure please contact Dr Gerard O'Grady (firstname.lastname@example.com) or Dr Tom Bartlett (email@example.com).
The closing date for applications is May 31st. Applicants will be informed of the results of the competition by June 20th.
Royal Institute of Philosophy Bursaries 2014-15
This year's funding round is now over. Watch this space for opportunities in 2014/15
In accordance with the deed of trust made by the benefactor Mr. Jens Jacobsen, The Royal Institute of Philosophy is pleased to offer for the academic year 2014 – 2015 up to eight Jacobsen Studentships for research in certain fundamental parts of philosophy. The studentships, of £8,000 each, will be for one year.
The parts of philosophy are: speculative metaphysics, critical metaphysics, the philosophy of mind, epistemology, philosophical logic, philosophy of life, determinism, the nature of life, evolution, moral philosophy, political and social philosophy. This list is in accordance with the philosophical interests of Mr. Jacobsen.
In addition, postgraduates are offered up to eight Royal Institute of Philosophy Bursaries. The bursaries, of £3,000 each, are also for one year but carry no restrictions as to area of study.
The Royal Institute of Philosophy, in accord with its own remit, seeks candidates whose work, while rigorous, avoids needless technicality and is in the tradition of philosophy as a humane discipline.
Please note that the following conditions apply to these awards:
1. Applicants must have already completed at least one year of work for a higher degree in philosophy in a UK university by the start of the 2014 – 2015 academic year. Preference may well be given to applicants nearing the end of a course of study leading to a doctorate.
2. Applicants must be engaged in full-time study for a higher degree in a department of philosophy at a UK institution during 2014 – 2015.
3. No one who is in receipt of any other award for the academic year 2014 – 2015 of £3,000 or more will be offered funding by the Royal Institute. This includes fees only awards. In view of this restriction and the operation of other funding bodies, we are unable to make decisions until September 2014.
Candidates must arrange for two academic referees, at least one from the institution at which they are currently studying, to write on their behalf direct to The Royal Institute of Philosophy.
Applications and references should be sent to Dr. James Garvey, The Royal Institute of Philosophy, 14 Gordon Square, London WC1H 0AR, to arrive no later than 15 June 2014. Applications and letters by post only please. Please do not staple your application or print it double-sided.
This year's funding round is now over. Watch this space for opportunities in 2014/15
Fulbright Scholarships (PhD) – for UK students wishing to study in the United States
Each year between 10 and 16 awards are offered to UK citizens for the first year of postgraduate or doctoral study in any subject, at any accredited US institution. Applicants must be a UK citizen (resident anywhere), and hold or expect to obtain a minimum 2:1 undergraduate degree or the equivalent prior to your anticipated enrolment with a US university.
For further information and details of the timeline for applications please visit
Fulbright Scholarships (MA and PhD) – for US students wishing to study in the UK
In the All-Disciplines Postgraduate Award category, approximately 5 Awards will be offered in the 2013/2014 cycle to US citizens for the first year of Master's or PhD study in any subject, at any accredited UK university, or to conduct a period of independent research with a UK institution. (please note: in the UK, Master's degree programmes are typically one year long, and PhD study is typically three years long.)
All-Disciplines Postgraduate Awards are open to any academic subject or discipline.
For further information please http://www.fulbright.org.uk/news-events/news/applications-for-fulbright-2013-14-awards-to-the-us-now-open
The deadline for 13/14 entry has now passed. Information regarding the next round of applications will be posted as soon as it becomes available.
Kennedy Scholarships (for PhD students or occasionally 2 year Master's programmes)
Kennedy Scholarships offer attractive opportunities for graduate study or research in the USA at Harvard or MIT. About eight to ten Scholarships are awarded which cover tuition and health service fees, the cost of travel to and from the USA, and provide an allowance of $24,000 for the year plus an additional travel grant. Applicants must be British citizens at the time of application, who are also ordinarily resident in the UK, who have spent at least two of the last five years studying at a University in the UK and who have graduated before taking up their Scholarship. Candidates must make a separate and independent application for admission to Harvard and/or MIT.
Full details including deadlines can be found at: http://www.kennedytrust.org.uk/
Knox Fellowships
Frank Knox Fellowships offer full tuition fees and health insurance plus a generous stipend to British graduates who gain places at any of the Harvard graduate schools. Further information about this year's competition is available at http://www.kennedytrust.org.uk/display.aspx?Id=1175&pid=0.
British Federation of Women Graduates Charitable Foundation - Foundation Grants
This foundation offers grants to help women graduates with their living expenses (not fees) while registered for study or research at an approved institution of higher education in Great Britain . The criteria are the proven needs of the applicant and their academic calibre.
The aim of the scheme is to assist in supporting female postgraduate research students in completing their programme. The maximum award through this scheme is £6,000.
Please visit http://ffwg.org.uk/Pages/Foundation Grants.htm for more information and the deadline for mailing an application.
British Federation of Women Graduates Charitable Foundation - Emergency Grants
The Charitable Foundation offers Emergency Grants to graduate women who face an unforeseeable financial crisis whilst engaged in PhD study at institutions of higher education in Great Britain. These are one off payments to assist with the completion of an academic year's work.
Grants are not likely to exceed £2,500. All grants are offered on a needs basis and therefore not all grants will be for £2,500.
Please visit http://ffwg.org.uk/Pages/Emergency 20Grants.htm for more information about making an application and deadlines.
Theodora Bosanquet Bursary
This bursary is made available through the British Federation of Women Graduates Charitable Foundation. It is open to female postgraduate students in English Literature or History and the purpose of the award is to enable students to undertake a four week period of research in a library, archive or other place of scholarly research London during the period mid-June to mid-September.
For further details including deadlines please visit http://ffwg.org.uk/Pages/TBB.htm
Reid Trust for the Higher Education of Women
Open to women educated in the United Kingdom who have appropriate academic qualifications and who wish to undertake further training or research in the United Kingdom. The funding is open to all subjects. There are normally 10-12 awards every year and they each provide between £250-£1000 in funding.
Applicants must complete an application form, obtained by sending a stamped addressed envelope with a request to:
Mrs H M Harvey, Honorary Treasurer
53 Thornton Hill
For more information and deadlines please see http://www.reidtrust.org.uk/
Thomas and Elizabeth Williams Scholarship (PhD)
This award is open to those who have been resident within the specified area for at least two years during the ten years immediately preceding the date of application: preference is given to the Llanelli/Kidwelly school districts. Applicants must be under 30 years of age at the date of application, and should possess a good honours degree (I or IIA), but under certain circumstances a lower second class honours may be considered. Grants are usually for up to £5,000 for the academic year, but there is a preference for those wishing to study in America, and grants for this can be as much as £8,000 for the academic year.
See: http://www.carmarthenshire.gov.uk/
Contact details: Director of Lifelong Learning, Carmarthenshire County Counci
Deadline: The deadline for has now passed. Information regarding the next round of applications will be posted as soon as it becomes available.
Application forms should be completed and returned to the Director of Education & Children's Services by the closing date.
James Pantyfedwen Foundation (open to MA and PhD students of Welsh origin, or who have spent a significant period in Wales)
Support is available for postgraduate study in all subject areas, but mainly for research. In order to apply please visit
Deadline: The closing date for applications for courses which start in September/October in any year (or with a later starting date in the same academic year) is June 30 preceding the start date. Application forms are available from April 1 in any year.
Cardiff University funding opportunities for current students and applicants
Home/EU Postgraduate Taught Scholarships
Cardiff University is investing £500,000 in a package of high value competitive scholarships to support Home and EU students who are planning to start a Masters course in September 2015
Home and EU students only (as classified for fee paying purposes) applying for an eligible postgraduate taught programme.* An emphasis will be placed firmly on academic excellence and student potential.
Full Eligibility Criteria will be published on the Postgraduate Study web pages in due course.
Each scholarship will be worth a maximum £3,000 and will be awarded in the form of a tuition fee discount. Students who are successful in gaining a scholarship will have this amount deducted from their tuition fees. No cash alternative will be available.
The scholarships will be available for a maximum of one academic year. Students studying a course which lasts longer than one year will not receive any further funding for additional years.
Further Information
Further information about the scholarships (including deadlines) will be available on the Postgraduate Study web pages:
Cardiff University full-time match-funded PhD studentships
The deadline for has now passed. Information regarding the next round of applications will be posted as soon as it becomes available.
The School invites applications for two full-time match-funded PhD studentships whereby 50% of fees and stipend are met through the endowment fund and the remaining 50% is match-funded by the School.
This studentships are available to Home/EU students commencing their PhD in 2014/15.
Please note that full-time award holders cannot hold either a full-time job or permanent part-time job during the award period and cannot be employed by the University (other than undertaking demonstrating and teaching in their department where these do not interfere with the progress of their research degree)
Match Funding Application Form - English
Match Funding Application Form - Cymraeg
For information on how to apply for a PhD in the School please visit http://www.cf.ac.uk/encap/degreeprogrammes/index.html. For further information please contact email@example.com.
J E Williams Full Studentship
The deadline for has now passed. Information regarding the next round of applications will be posted as soon as it becomes available.
One three-year studentship is available where 100% costs for PhD (fees and stipend) are met through the endowment fund. The Studentship is open to Cardiff graduates only who wish to study at Cardiff or another UK University; the terms of the bequest require the University to prioritise those wishing to study at Oxford University. This fund can also support MPhil projects.
This award is available to Home/EU students commencing their PhD in 2014/15.
Please note that full-time award holders cannot hold either a full-time job or permanent part-time job during the award period and cannot be employed by the University (other than undertaking demonstrating and teaching in their department where these do not interfere with the progress of their research degree)
J E Williams Application Form - English [66.1 Kb]
J E Williams Application Form - Cymraeg [32.1 Kb]
For further information please contact email@example.com.
Edward Rhys-Price Bequest (Part-time awards)
The deadline for has now passed. Information regarding the next round of applications will be posted as soon as it becomes available.
Two x £1,000 awards are available for academic year 2013/14 and are available to Home/EU students. These studentships are available to continuing, part-time, self-funding research students only. Students in their writing-up year are not eligible to apply.
Edward Rhys-Price Endowment Application [54.5 Kb]
Edward Rhys-Price Endowment Application Cymraeg [42.0 Kb]
For further information please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Cardiff University Overseas Research Scholarships
The deadline for has now passed. Information regarding the next round of applications will be posted as soon as it becomes available.
The School of English, Communication and Philosophy, as part of the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, invites applications from high-calibre international applicants for two Cardiff University Overseas Research Scholarships. The Scholarships will cover the difference between the tuition fee for a full-time, 'home (UK/EU) PhD student and the fee chargeable to an 'overseas' PhD student for the three year period. Successful candidates will be required, therefore, to find other funding for the remainder of the fees and to cover their maintenance costs. The Scholarships will be awarded on a competitive basis to candidates of outstanding merit and research potential.
- Applicants must be for a full-time PhD programme (3 years).
- Applicants must be planning to commence their studies on 1 October 2013; or, with the agreement of the School, 1 January 2014.
- Applicants will normally be expected to have achieved the equivalent of a UK first-class degree at Bachelor level, and to hold a Master's level qualification of an excellent standard.
- Through their previous achievements and their research proposals, applicants must be able to demonstrate that they have the potential to be outstanding researchers.
- Applicants must be clear as to why they wish to undertake the PhD at Cardiff University and with their proposed main supervisor and/or research group.
- Students receiving a full scholarship (i.e. full fees and living costs) from their Government or another sponsor will not e eligible for a Cardiff University Overseas Research Scholarship.
How to apply
- Applicants are advised to enter into a dialogue with the Postgraduate Research admissions tutor for their subject area (email firstname.lastname@example.com for contact details) to discuss their PhD proposal before they submit their application for a place on a PhD programme in the School and for a Cardiff University Research Scholarship.
- Applicants must have made an application for full-time study at Cardiff University before the Scholarship application deadline of Friday 3 May 2013. The Scholarship application does not take the place of a Cardiff University PhD application. Information on how to apply for a place on a PhD programme in the School can be found here.
- Applicants must be applying for a PhD that commences on 1 October 2013, or, with the approval of the School, 1 January 2014.
- Applicants must be liable to pay tuition fees at the overseas rate.
- Applicants must make a separate application for the Cardiff University Overseas Scholarships. Application forms for the scholarship are available here and Notes and Guidance for Applicants can be found here.
The deadline for 13/14 entry has now passed. Details of the application process for 14/15 will be posted as soon as they become available.
Professor U.R.Q. Henriques Scholarship Fund
This fund exists to support current MA and PhD students from the School of English, Communication and Philosophy, the School of History, Archaeology and Religion and the School of European Languages, Translation and Politics and is awarded in rotation between the Schools. According to the regulations of the Scholarship Fund, the next competition in ENCAP will take place in 2016/17.
Charles Coles Travelling Scholarships
There are three awards of £400 each and these are open to postgraduate students (as well as undergraduate students) to support a programme of travel connected with their studies. Students can apply at any point during their programme of study but the application must be submitted well in advance of the proposed visit and must be submitted during the calendar year preceding the year in which the proposed visit is to take place. Travel must also be scheduled at an appropriate point during the programme of study.
For further information, forms, guidelines and conditions please visit http://www.cardiff.ac.uk/regis/sfs/travellingscholarships/travelling_scholarships.html
Deadline: Details of the application process for 2014/15 will be published in due course.
Funding to support Postgraduate Researcher Initiatives
Applications are invited for funding (up to £1,000 per project) to support interdisciplinary academic activities which will bring postgraduate research students together from different subject areas. To support this aim, the application must be made by co-applicants from two different Schools (or from two distinct departments within a School where applicable).
Examples of activities that may be supported include (not an exhaustive list):
- Themed forum
- Reading Groups
- Seminar Series
- Workshop(s)
- Networking meetings
- Conferences
- Short visits by scholars to Cardiff
This fund is not for the purpose of supporting individual student's travel or conference attendance.
Further information about eligibility, the application process and deadlines can be found on the University Graduate College website.
Prizes awarded by the School
D.M. Phillips Tylerstown Philosophy Prize (MA students only)
This prize (approximately £2,000) is awarded on the basis of merit to student(s) who have completed an undergraduate degree in Philosophy at Cardiff University and who are pursuing MA study in Philosophy within the institution. The recipient(s) should be studying Ethics, Metaphysics, Sociology or Psychology at postgraduate level. The recipient(s) of this award are decided at the Philosophy Board of Studies each September.
Deadline: Details regarding the deadline for applicants to have applied for a place on an MA Philosophy programme and thus be eligible for the 2013/14 prize will be published in due course.
Clifford Garwood Prize
The prize is awarded annually to the student with the best performance in modules relating to Applied Linguistics. The recipient is decided at the Centre for Language and Communication Research Exam Board every June.
Minnie Watkins Fund
This fund allows small financial grants for academic purposes to be made to postgraduate students in the Centre for Critical and Cultural Theory, with preference given to students studying for the MA in Critical and Cultural Theory.
Deadline: Deadline to apply for this funding, shall be made public two months in advance. The final decision is usually made in April/May of each year by the Centre for Critical and Cultural Theory Board of Studies.
The Dell Hymes Commendation
The award of a book to the PG student(s) with the best performance in sociolinguistics.
The recipient of this award is decided at the Centre for Language and Communication Research Board of Studies each June.
Victor Neo Prize
This prize is awarded to the student with the highest overall mark in the MA in Critical and Cultural Theory.
The recipient is decided at the Centre for Critical and Cultural Theory Exam Board in the autumn of each year.
Sir Julian Hodge Prize
This prize is awarded to the English Literature/Cultural Criticism student with the highest average mark in their BA degree. The recipient must be registered for a higher degree in English Literature or the Centre for Critical and Cultural Theory at Cardiff University but, at the discretion of the Head of School, may be registered on another postgraduate scheme involving a significant amount of English Literature.
The recipient is decided in October/November of each year.
The University offers a Postgraduate Taught Scholarship Scheme to support Home and EU students who want to study a Master's programme.
We also offer scholarships specific to our international applicants, ranging from £5,000-£14,000. You can find out more on the International Funding and Fees pages.
For more information about these and other funding opportunities please contact the Academic Support Officer (firstname.lastname@example.com).
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