Course details
In the School of Political Science and Sociology, PhD students pursue their research as part of the thematic Research Cluster in which their supervisor is located. The School's Research Clusters are:
- Children, Youth and Families (the Child and Youth Research Centre
- Gender, Empowerment and Globalisation
- Governance and Sustainable Development
- Power, Conflict and Ideologies
Applications within these areas, and/or which combine a Sociological with Political Science/Theory approach, would be particularly welcome, although, others should not feel precluded from applying. In choosing a research topic, it is particularly important to identify a potential supervisor with appropriate research interests.
Entry Requirements
Admission to a research degree is at the discretion of the potential Supervisor and Head of School, and is based on a proposal from the applicant following discussion with a potential supervisor.
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