Commonwealth Routledge Studentship

PhD studentships supporting research in the humanities and social sciences on Commonwealth-related themes, funded by The Round Table journal and Routledge, in partnership with the Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU).  Who Can Apply?  PhD students in humanities or social sciences  Registered at either:  A UK university, or  An ACU member university in a Commonwealth country outside the UK  Preference given to fields such as politics, international relations, economics, history, geography, law, development studies, or area studies  Applications from STEM students are only eligible if the proposal clearly addresses a policy-related theme  What Is Covered?  Two awards available:  One for UK-based students  One for students at non-UK ACU member universities  Maximum value: £5,500 per studentship  Mentor honorarium: £500 paid to a mentor from a different Commonwealth country  Eligibility Criteria  Research must meet at least one of the following:  Relates to the Commonwealth as a whole or its institutions  Has a Commonwealth comparative aspect  Is relevant to more than one Commonwealth country  Must identify a mentor based in anothe...