| Date & time | Aug 14 '21 |
| Ends on | Aug 21 '21 |
| Location | Newcastle, Australia |
| Creator | fbergstrom |
| Category | call |

Value of award
£15,000 per year for 3 years.
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Start date and durationOctober 2021 or January 2022 dependent on the situation with Covid 19, for 3 years.
Application closing date
27 August 2021.
We are now inviting applicants for the fourth award of this annual PhD scholarship in architecture, as part of a generous endowment from David and Mary Forshaw to support women in architectural education and research. Based in the Architecture Research Collaborative (ARC), the PhD may be pursued either by creative practice or by written thesis, with any appropriate supervisory team from ARC’s multidisciplinary membership. In accordance with the terms of the Forshaw endowment, the scholarship is open to women applicants only.
The scholarship is for a strong project in any area of architectural research within ARC, from history of architecture and design research through to building science. While we expect architecture to be the focus of the candidate’s research and anticipate a background in architecture, we welcome applicants from different backgrounds and fields.
It is expected that the successful applicant will contribute to research activities and some teaching in the school, and take on a role supporting PGR representation within ARC.
School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape
Name of supervisor(s)
Supervisors should be drawn from ARC membership and should be named as part of the application.
The scholarship is open to UK, EU and International Candidates.
Applicants must have:
OR a demonstrable interest in architecture and some understanding of architectural research methods and a 1st class or 2:1 honours degree in related subjects
We prefer candidates to have an additional qualification at Masters level.
How to applyYou must send the covering letter, CV and research proposal by email to [email protected], with code APL032 as the email subject.
You should also apply through the University’s online postgraduate application system. To do this please ‘Create a new account’.
You will need to:
Contact
For further information please contact Professor Prue Chiles.
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