PhD Programme
Fees and Funding
Fees
The fee for 2013 entry to our Doctoral Programme is £3,900 for UK/EU full-time students, £2,340 for UK/EU part-time students. The fee for any full-time student from outside the EU is £12,840, and there is no part-time option available.
Fees are for a single year of study, are normally payable at the start of each year of tuition, and are subject to change in further years of study. For information on living costs see the University's cost of living pages.
Funding
The application deadline for the University of Warwick Chancellor’s Scholarship has now passed, as has that for WBS Scholarships. For more information about funding for postgraduate research study, including University awards, please see the Graduate School.
ESRC Doctoral Training Centre Scholarships
If you are a home/EU applicant you may also be eligible for an ESRC Doctoral Training Centre Scholarship. If you apply for a Chancellor's Scholarship, we will automatically consider you for these scholarships providing you meet the residency criteria.
Behavioural Science PhD Studentships
We are pleased to invite applicants for six fully funded Behavioral Science PhD Studentships. See here for more details
Innovation Knowledge and Organizational Networks
Fully Funded PhD Studentship
This is an exciting opportunity to join a research team working on a major new project on improving the capabilities of NHS organisations to use evidence. See here for more details
WBS Scholarships
Overview
These scholarships are open to full-time applicants to the WBS Doctoral Programme as well as current first year students who are registered full-time, regardless of nationality. If you apply for a Chancellor's Scholarship, you will automatically be considered for a WBS Scholarship.
Award holders are required to undertake some teaching and related duties up to a maximum of 110 hours per annum.
Residential Eligibility
UK/EU, Overseas
Award
Fees at Home/EU level plus stipend
Funding period
3 years
PhD in Finance Scholarships
Overview
These scholarships are open to full-time applicants to the PhD in Finance as well as current first year PhD Finance students who are registered full-time, regardless of nationality. If you apply for a Chancellor's Scholarship, you will automatically be considered for a WBS Scholarship.
Award holders are required to undertake some teaching and related duties up to a maximum of 110 hours per annum.
Residential Eligibility
UK/EU, Overseas
Award
Fees at Home/EU level plus stipend
Funding period
3 years
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