About this role
The project
University of Bristol Business School (UBBS) bursaries of £21,805 awarded to outstanding applicants. The bursary includes mandatory Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA) responsibilities as a condition of the award, with teaching hours separately compensated at an additional hourly rate.
UBBS encourages applications that relate to our three interdisciplinary research themes:
- 1. Technology and Society, broadly understood as the interaction between social and technical aspects of systems, organisations or innovations;
- 2. Financial systems, covering finance, financial regulation and FinTech;
- 3. Sustainability, for example, critical accounting for sustainability, food systems, and circular economies.
We value interdisciplinary approaches to research and, where appropriate, can form interdisciplinary PhD supervision teams with colleagues from across the University', as well as from within our academic groups.
You’ll be studying with world-leading academics at a top 5 UK university for research (REF 2021), QS ranked
51, in the newly built Temple Quarter campus in the vibrant and diverse port city of Bristol. Find out more about our PhD programmes.
How to apply
Please make an online application for this project at http://www.bris.ac.uk/pg-howtoapply. Please select “Accounting and Finance (PhD)” or “Management (PhD)” on the Programme Choice page. You will be prompted to enter details of the studentship in the Funding and Research Details sections of the form.
Candidate requirements: A first or high 2:1 honours degree in a relevant subject or an equivalent qualification, and either have completed or be completing a master's qualification from a UK university (or equivalent). See international equivalent qualifications on the International Office website.
Funding: University of Bristol Business School PhD Bursaries are for four years, starting in autumn 2027. The bursary also provides full tuition fees (for either home/EU or international students), and a stipend at the rate of at least £21,805 per annum, paid in instalments, and additional GTA income, which will depend on the hours worked.