Doctoral Scholarship (British art history | UK)

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Job summary

A scholarship program for doctoral studies in the UK is offering a funding of £32,000 per year for up to 3 years, aimed at students engaging with the histories of British art. Applicants should have applied for or received an offer for a related PhD at a UK-based university. This opportunity especially encourages applications from underrepresented groups in the humanities. The next application deadline is January 31, 2026.

Qualifications

• Applicants must have applied for or received an offer of a PhD engaging with the histories of British art at a UK-based University.
• Applications from underrepresented groups within the humanities in the UK are particularly welcomed.

Responsibilities

• Funding provides £32,000 per year over 3 years for university fees and living costs.

Education

Master's qualification or equivalent

Job description

First Stage Researcher (R1) (Up to the point of PhD)

About

Outline

The Doctoral Scholarship from the Paul Mellon Centre supports students embarking on doctoral studies in the field of British art or architectural history, or British visual culture. Projects may also focus on British visual culture understood more broadly, from the medieval period to the present day and across the spectrum of relevant geographical and cultural contexts.

The next application deadline for this annual award is on January 31, 2026.

What is funded + Duration

The funding provides 32,000 GBP per year over 3 years to cover university fees and living costs.

Applicants must have applied for, or be in receipt of an offer of, a PhD that engages with the histories of British art at a UK-based University. Also, have completed a master's qualification or equivalent prior to commencing the PhD. Applications from those who are underrepresented within the academic field of the humanities in the UK are particularly welcomed. This award is open to international applicants.