Get funding updates straight to your inbox Sign up to our weekly newsletterfor the latest funding advice and guidance from our team of experts. Research vs scholarship Research and scholarship are both important parts of a PhD. But they aren't the same thing - and it's helpful to know the...
Because I wasn’t aware of full funding opportunities, I considered a PhD impossible and pursued a master’s degree instead, taking out both a federal and private loan to fund my studies. I learned of fully funded PhD programs while looking for fellowships for others, and I was very fortun...
Although not all PhD programs require interviews, most do, and you will usually interview with the faculty member who will be supervising your research. If you’re invited to a PhD interview, you want to take full advantage of the opportunity you’ve been given by preparing effectively. In ...
If you're thinking of applying for a Masters or PhD, you should check with your relevant research council to see what funding is available. If you receive funding likely you will be able to cover the cost of your tuition as standard and may also get a stipend to cover your living costs...
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As a result, it can significantly impact your chances of getting accepted into a PhD program or securing funding. In this blog post, we will guide you through the process of writing a research proposal for a PhD, providing you with valuable insights and tips to help you stand out from the...
Master’s vs. PhD One of the biggest choices you’ll have to make is whether to apply to amaster’s or a PhD program. Master’s degrees, which take 1–2 years to complete, usually develop skills for a particular career, whereas PhDs, which can range from 4–7 years, are meant to...
Starting your PhD search? Get advice on how to find a PhD that’s right for you, from a student who’s already been through the process.
Proof of sufficient funds for living in the country. The current amount required is €615 (US$820) per month, which can be shown with a bank statement, a guarantor’s letter or a notice of funding from a loan, scholarship or grant. ...
6-9 months before: Apply to universities. 3-6 months before: Get ready for visas, accommodation, and travel. 1. Decide what to study Some of you might already know exactly what you want to study, and that’s awesome! But if you’re still unsure, don’t worry. Think about what i...