Applying to Techne
Techne awards up to 57 AHRC/UKRI studentships each year across the range of arts and humanities disciplines: 45 in its open competition and 12 through the Collaborative Doctoral Awards scheme. Studentships include maintenance and UK rate fees for 3.5 years for a full time student; or 7 years for a part-time student (paid at 50% of full fees and stipend).
Application Process and Eligibility
You will need to apply to your chosen Techne University for a place on its PhD programme and have been accepted as a student before you can apply to Techne. Your Techne institution will be able to give you information about its internal timeline and application process. Contact information can be found on our Members, Partners and Students section.
- Students who have already started their PhD are eligible to apply as long as they have at least 50% of the period of their PhD remaining.
- International students can apply for a Techne award but are eligible for UK home fees and stipend only.
You will need to apply to your chosen University for a place on their PhD programme and have been accepted as a student before you can apply Techne. You will be notified by your University about the Techne application process.
PhD Lifecycle Films
Techne is delighted to present the films that it organised and developed with its member universities, the AHRC and other AHRC funded Doctoral Training Partnerships.
These were commissioned with the objective of helping prospective applicants and current students better understand some of the stages of PhD application and study in addition to providing an insight into employability prospects after completing their degree.
