[okfn-discuss] Fwd: AHRC Doctoral Studentship (3 July deadline)

[Jonathan Gray]

Thought this might be of interest...

Jonathan

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From: Eric T. Meyer <eric.meyer at oii.ox.ac.uk>
Date: Sat, Jun 20, 2009 at 2:18 AM
Subject: AHRC Doctoral Studentship (3 July deadline)
To: Undisclosed recipients <eric.meyer at oii.ox.ac.uk>


Please circulate widely to any potentially interested students you know.

Attached is an advertisement for an AHRC doctoral studentship available at
the Oxford Internet Institute starting this fall.  The studentship provides
full fees and maintenance for eligible UK students, or full fees for
eligible EU students.

The area of study is Librarianship, Archives and Records Management, which
is broadly defined and includes information communities and the use and
management of information in all forms and in all contexts; all aspects of
archive administration and records management; all aspects of information
policy in the information society; information systems; systems thinking;
systems development; information retrieval (including interfaces and
gateways); preservation and conservation of recorded information including
Film archiving. The Council does not support courses in Computer Science, as
such courses focus on engineering and mathematics; these are areas which do
not fall within the Council's subject domain.

Note the very short deadline for submitting a complete application for the
doctoral programme at Oxford, with all applications due July 3.

Thank you,

Eric

Eric T. Meyer, Ph.D.
Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford
e-mail: eric.meyer at oii.ox.ac.uk
Web: http://people.oii.ox.ac.uk/meyer/

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AHRC Postgraduate
Studentship 2009
Arts and Humanities

The Oxford Internet Institute is offering one AHRC postgraduate
studentship, starting October 2009, for DPhil students in the subject
area Librarianship, Archives & Records Management. The studentship is
being offered under the new Arts and Humanities Research Council
(AHRC) Block Grant Partnership scheme.

Applicants should be of high academic merit and meet all the admission
requirements of the OII and the eligibility criteria for an AHRC
Doctoral award.
(see sections 6 and 7 of the notes of guidance for AHRC Doctoral
awards available at
http://www.humanities.ox.ac.uk/graduate_study/ahrc/ahrc_notes_of_guidance.)

Types of studentships:  One award for upto 3 years for students
applying for a  DPhil in Information Communication and the Social
Sciences. UK students who satisfy certain residency criteria are
eligible to apply for full awards covering fees and maintenance.
(Maintenance levels are £12,940 p.a. for doctoral awards at 2008-9
rates.) Students from EU countries other than the UK who satisfy
certain residency criteria are eligible to apply for fees-only awards.

How to apply: You must apply using the standard graduate application
form. For details on applying to Oxford, see
http://www.admin.ox.ac.uk/postgraduate/apply/.
Please note that your formal application will be processed initially
by the Graduate Admissions Office and then evaluated by a faculty
committee.  Please note that applications can not be made through the
OII, they must go through the Graduate  Admissions Office, but we
request that you also send a brief email to teaching at oii.ox.ac.uk, to
let us know your application is on the way.  The Graduate Studies
Office will only process complete applications, if your application is
incomplete then it will not be passed on for discussion.
If you are selected for nomination, you (in conjunction with the OII)
will be required to complete an online AHRC form by 24 July.

Further information: For more details on eligible subject
areas/courses, residency eligibility criteria and academic eligibility
criteria, and on how to apply for an AHRC studentship at Oxford, see
the notes of guidance on the University’s website:
http://www.humanities.ox.ac.uk/graduate_study/ahrc/ahrc_notes_of_guidance

For information about the Oxford Internet Institute’s DPhil programme
please refer to http://www.oii.ox.ac.uk/teaching/dphil/. If you have
any further queries please contact The Graduate Studies Coordinator
Miss Laura Taylor at teaching at oii.ox.ac.uk.

Deadline:  Applications must be received by the Graduate Admissions
Office by Friday 3rd July. Interviews have been provisionally booked
for either Tuesday 14th July or Wednesday 15th July.

Oxford University is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Click here for Employer Profile [http://www.jobs.ac.uk/profiles/links/102/]

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Jonathan Gray

Community Coordinator
The Open Knowledge Foundation
http://www.okfn.org