PhD Studentship Centre for Research in Nursing & Midwifery Education (CRNME) |2021-2022 Scholarships Grants

Faculty of Health & Medical Sciences

(proposed start date 1^st January 2014)

Closing date for applications: 5pm on Monday 2^nd September 2013

Interviews will be held on Monday 16^th September 2013

We are looking for an exceptional and highly motivated individual to take up an exciting opportunity with the CRNME. Applications are invited for a 3 year PhD studentship funded by the Centre for Research in Nursing and Midwifery Education within the Faculty of Health & Medical Sciences at the University of Surrey, through an endowment from the General Nursing Council for England & Wales Trust (http://www2.surrey.ac.uk/fhms/research/centres/crnme/) .

Research proposals are invited on the topic of âEducation in Nursingâ related to one of the following themes:

Care of people with long-term conditions

Medicines management and patient safety

Maternal & womenâs health

Care of people with cancer

Pre-hospital emergency care

Further details on the research themes outlined above can be found at: http://www.surrey.ac.uk/fhms/research/healthcarepractice/

Proposals would be particularly welcomed relating to practice in primary care and care home settings.

Funding information:

The post would be offered for full time registration for PhD. The funding will include the tax-free stipend of Â£16,000.00, tuition fees and Â£500 funding for conference attendances per year. Support would be provided for applying for funding for training, conferences and travel through external agencies.

Applicant criteria:Â

Applicants must have a BSc with First-class honours or MSc (health related) and health care related experience. Â

Application:Â

Please apply to Penny Robinson (p.j.robinson@surrey.ac.uk) Â no later than 5pm on Monday 2^nd September 2013 including your CV, a letter detailing your suitability and motivation including an outline research proposal (not more than Â 3000 words).

Informal enquiries should be directed to Dr Jill Shawe (J.Shawe@surrey.ac.uk)