Internal processes at the School of Communication and Culture

In order to gain this approval, the following documents must be sent to the relevant PhD Programme Director along with team leader of the Graduate School, Arts:

• CV
• Diplomas and certificates
• Documentation of English language competences
• A project outline for the part of the research project which the PhD student is to carry out (note: the Graduate School, Arts has decided that when applying for funding for a named PhD candidate in connection with major research applications, advance approvals will depend on an assessment of the candidate’s qualifications (CV and diplomas) and a project description of two-five pages formulated by the named PhD candidate. This decision applies to applications where the PI writes a project description on behalf of the entire research group. Based on this, the named PhD candidate must demonstrate the ability to write an independent sub-description)

If the candidate is approved, the main applicant will receive a confirmation document from the head of the Graduate School, Arts, Anne Marie Pahuus.

Housing commitment/declarations of support (Reintegration Fellowships, Semper Ardens Accelerate & Advance)
Please send the final title of the project, a brief summary of the project along with a few notes on how the project fits with existing research environments at the school to the research consultant in order to receive the mandatory “Declaration of support from the host institution” in due time.

NB: Please note that it will no longer be possible to get a support letter from AIAS prior to applying for the Monograph fellowship. In the future, you will have the option of applying for an AIAS Monograph Fellowship after you have received the grant.