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Research Studentships 2010

Location: Marylebone Road
Total number of Research Students: 20 - 40
New Research Students enrolled annually: 0 - 5
School Research Director: Dr Giorgio di Pietro
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Westminster Business School hosts one of only 11 UK Centres of Research Excellence accredited by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development.

There is a strong practitioner focus embedded within our research culture, and our growing national and international reputation is reflected in the growth of research funding. In the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise (RAE2008) the Business and Management Submission (which included colleagues at the Policy Studies Institute) reported over £4 million of research funding. Our researchers contribute towards academic debate at the highest level, providing research-based evidence for policy makers and practitioners to enhance decision making and practice.

Number of Studentships awards available

Two studentships will be available from the projects and research areas listed below, to be awarded on a competitive basis.

Notice to overseas applicants

Applications from Overseas students are welcome but, if you are Overseas, you should be aware of the following, before deciding to apply:

The nature of the funding supporting these Studentships means that applicants with Home/EU fee status are likely to have a better chance of success than those with Overseas status. Some funding may be available for applicants with Overseas fees status, but the University will only be in a position to confirm this once the selection process is complete.

For more information on fee status, click here.

Studentship applications are welcomed in the following areas:

WBS1: Application of micro-econometric techniques in Employment and Behavioural Research

WBS2: UK Pensions: The Way Forward

WBS3:  The ‘affluent society’ and building industry workers in Britain c.1945-c.1970.

WBS4:   ‘Any woman can’: oral histories of women builders in the late twentieth century.

WBS5:  The transformation of the employment relation: the example of the construction industry in different European countries

To apply for any of these Studentships via UKPASS:

Click on Course Search
Then click on Search for Courses
In the Search by Keyword field enter Westminster Business School MPhil/PhD (the Course you are applying for)
Scroll down to Narrow Results by Institution and select University of Westminster
Scroll down to Narrow Results by Type of Study and select Research 

Closing date for the receipt of applications: 5pm Friday 19 February 2010.  

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