University of Birmingham - Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) studentships
University of Birmingham
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Institution
University of Birmingham
Program
Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) studentships
Last verified: 6 April 2026
About this scholarship
General Description
The University of Birmingham participates in the AHRC Doctoral Training Partnership. Overall, 410 PhD studentships will be offered. Successful can benefit from the joint expertise of all member institutions. Full-time PhD studentships are for three years. Part-time studentships are for six years.
Home full-time students are eligible for payment of approved fees (approx. £3,900), a yearly maintenance stipend of up to £13,726, and a Research Training Support Grant.
Part-time UK students receive pro-rata fees waiver, a pro-rata maintenance grant (1/2 full time maintenance grant, so about £6800), and the Research Training Support Grant.
EU students are eligible for a Feed Only Studentship. This includes the Research Training Support Grant, but not the maintenance grant.
Requirements
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