PhD PROGRAMME

Introduction

A PhD is a piece of independent research undertaken by an advanced post-graduate student under the supervision of an academic supervisor and a PhD committee over a period of 3-6 years. PhD research aims to develop significantly knowledge and understanding of the chosen topic and to add a new dimension to existing scholarship in the field. A PhD is a major undertaking; prospective students should demonstrate the interest, commitment and ability to advance knowledge in their chosen field.

Under the aegis of the School of Political Science and Sociology, Global Women's Studies offers two Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) programmes:

• Structured PhD
• Traditional PhD

Students considering doing a postgraduate course are strongly recommended to seek advice from the university's Careers Service.

How to Apply

A detailed description of how to apply to do a PhD is found on the School of Political Science and Sociology website by clicking here.

PhD students in Global Women's Studies pursue their research as part of the Gender, Empowerment and Globalisation in which their supervisor will be located.

Funding Opportunities

A detailed listing of various funding opportunities open to students pursuing a PhD in Global Women's Studies is found on the School of Political Science and Sociology website by clicking here.

Contact Details

For substantive inquiries about pursuing doctoral research in Global Women's Studies, please contact:

Dr Niamh Reilly
Office: 326 Aras Moyola
Telephone: 00 353 91 495403
Email: niamh.reillynuigalway.ie

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