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ESRC LISS DTP Collaborative (CASE)
STUDENTSHIP 2017-18 Application
Please complete this form and email to [email protected] by the deadline of 17:00 GMT,
12 April 2017. Please refer to the guidance at https://www.liss-dtp.ac.uk/casestudentships-student-applicants/
Your details
Name:
Surname / Family
First name(s)
DD/MM/YYYY
Student ID # (where
Email:
Date of birth:
known)
The project/degree programme for which you are applying
Project title
Supervisor/Department
Institution (delete as appropriate)
KCL
QMUL
Imperial
If you are applying for a 1+3
CASE studentship, which Masters
programme (associated with this
project) will you be applying for?
Have you applied for study at your
proposed institution? If yes, have
you been accepted? (if not, this process
can be completed if you are awarded the
studentship)
Will you also be applying for
Research Council funding at a
different institution? (This
information does not have any
influence on our selection process).
Residency status: which countries
have you resided in for the last 3
years? (please list, with dates)
Summary of Academic Qualifications (university/higher education degrees held or currently being studied for)
University & Department
Subject(s) studied
Number
of years
studied
Type of
Class/grade Dates of
degree e.g of degree,
study (To
BSc, MA (i.e. GPA)
– From)
Other awards, prizes, achievements and/or professional qualifications (add more rows as needed)
Qualification,
professional
experience, etc.
Date
Institution/Awarding
body
Description
Work Experience (add more rows as needed)
Position
Organisation
Dates of Employment
Description
Research Council Eligibility
Have you previously received
Research Council funding?
Yes
No
If yes, please state which Research
Council and for how long
Research Methods Training
Please provide details of all previous research methods training and experience that you may have gained from
undergraduate degrees, Masters degrees or professional experience. For example:
 Theory & epistemology: Positivism, Experiments, Interpretivism, Feminism, Post-colonial critique, Marxism, Poststructuralism, Ethnography, Ethno-methodology, Case study, Policy oriented, Action research, Mixed methods
 Qualitative methods: Archival methods, E-resources and social media, Auto/biography (including life histories),
Interviews, Focus groups, Participant observation, Content analysis, Narrative methods, Visual methods, Discourse
analysis, Conversation analysis
 Quantitative methods: Quantitative research design, Sampling, Questionnaire design, Descriptive statistics,
Probability, Data manipulation & handling, Non-parametric statistics, Basic inferential statistics, Analysis of
variance, Linear regression with a continuous DV
Course, module or
work-based training
title
Date
Institution
Detailed description (specific methods covered;
credits and/or number of hours; forms & outcomes of
assessment)
Personal capacity statement:
Please provide us with a statement on the 2 blank pages below covering:
- Why you are interested in undertaking the named LISS DTP CASE studentship;
- What relevant existing skills, training and knowledge you would bring to the project;
- Any ideas or proposals you have for developing/executing the specified project.
The proposed research section must not exceed 2 pages (size 11 Times New Roman, single spacing, using the
existing margins). If you exceed this limit, you may be penalised.
Declaration
By submitting this form:
~ I understand that my application for funding is valid only if all required information is provided by the set deadline, which includes:
1) a LISS DTP CASE Studentship application form
2) a CV
3) copies of academic transcripts for all relevant degrees
4) 2 references (either 2 academic references or 1 academic reference and 1 professional reference)
~ These items must be submitted via email to [email protected] by 12 April 2017, 17:00 GMT
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