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International PhD Research Studentship in Diaspora Geography Ireland
The Dublin City University (DCU) is now accepting applications for the International PhD Research Studentship in Diaspora Geography for the 2025-2026 academic year.
Applicants must hold a master’s degree (or equivalent) in geography, international politics, sociology, anthropology, or a related discipline. They should demonstrate strong research potential, an interest in diaspora and migration studies, and the ability to carry out fieldwork both in Ireland and India.
Award: Full tuition fee waiver and €25,000 annual stipend for up to four years
Dublin City University (DCU) is a leading research-intensive university located in Dublin, Ireland, established in 1980. Known for its innovative approach to education, DCU offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs
across disciplines such as science, technology, business, humanities, and health. The university emphasizes practical, industry-relevant learning, fostering strong ties with global employers.
Application Deadline: 12th June 2025
International PhD Research Studentship in Diaspora Geography Ireland Qualifications
Here are the qualifications expected of each and everyone willing and ready to apply for this scholarship.
- Hold a Master’s degree (or equivalent) in geography, international politics, sociology, anthropology, or a related field.
- Demonstrate research interest in diaspora studies, diplomacy, or migration-development
- Show potential for independent, interdisciplinary research
- Be capable of conducting fieldwork across Ireland and in India
- Be willing to reside in Ireland and commute to Dublin
- Experience with participatory methods and proficiency in an Indian language are advantageous but not mandatory.
How to apply for International PhD Research Studentship in Diaspora Geography Ireland
Interested persons are to Complete the official application form: phd-application-form-may-2025.docx, submit the form along with a CV to: historyandgeography@dcu.ie
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