Doctoral ( R100 000)

THE ATLANTIC PHILANTHROPIES SCHOLARSHIPS

Scholarships in all faculties.

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  The overriding criterion for the award of the Scholarship is an outstanding academic merit (>75%), although other factors such as service to the community, intra- or extra-murally, could be taken into account.
  
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  Applicants may pursue postgraduate studies in any one of the following six faculties: Commerce, Education, Humanities, Law, Pharmacy and Science.
  

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  Since these are Scholarships and Fellowships, financial need is not a criterion for these awards.
  
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  Applicants must be younger than 36 years of age at the time of applying.
  
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  Open to Black and Women South African citizens only.
  
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  Wishing to pursue a career in academia – motivation must be supplied in the form of a covering
  

Period

Initially for one year, but renewable annually for a further two years depending on satisfactory progress.

Conditions

Full-time attendance at Rhodes University. Tutoring Assistance of not more than 6 hours a week, without remuneration, will be required.

Application Procedure
See application form
FIRST TIME APPLICANTS
You may apply if you are already currently registered for your Doctoral degree except if you are in your third year.
Please submit the following documents:

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  Complete an application form
  
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  A covering letter indicating intended degree and subject
  
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  Detailed ACADEMIC Curriculum Vitae
  
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  Contact details of three academic referees (including email addresses)
  
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  Certified full academic transcript
  
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  Certified copy of your ID.
  
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  Some evidence that you have communicated with a prospective supervisor and your field of
  

research can be supervised at Rhodes University.
RENEWAL APPLICANTS
Please submit the following documents:

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  Renewal request
  
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  Progress report from applicant
  
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  Progress report from supervisor.
  

Closing Date

15 July (in the year preceding the year of funding required)

Application to be emailed to pgfunding@ru.ac.za

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