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If you’re a Black British student passionate about social justice and want to pursue advanced research in Arts, Humanities,
or Social Sciences, the Stuart Hall Scholarship at the University of Sussex is an incredible opportunity for you!
This scholarship goes beyond financial aid. It’s a platform to honor the legacy of Professor Stuart Hall,
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a pioneer in cultural studies and social advocacy, while connecting with an inspiring network of scholars and changemakers.
What Does the Scholarship Cover?
- Tuition Fees: Fully covered for up to four years.
- Living Allowance: £19,237 per year to support your expenses.
- Research Costs: Up to £3,000 to cover study materials or fieldwork.
- Exclusive Access: Join Stuart Hall Foundation events and connect with a vibrant community.
Who Can Apply?
Eligible candidates must meet the following criteria:
- Be of Black British heritage.
- Have or expect to achieve at least a 2:1 undergraduate degree.
- Be a new student starting in Autumn 2025.
- Qualify for Home fees.
- Submit a research proposal addressing social justice and issues faced by marginalized communities.
Application Process
Follow these steps to apply for the Stuart Hall Scholarship:
- Apply for a PhD: Submit your application via the University of Sussex portal.
- Complete the Scholarship Form: Download the application form from the university’s website.
- Submit Your Application: Email the completed scholarship form to [email protected].
- Interview: Shortlisted candidates will be invited for an interview after the deadline.
Important Dates
- Application Deadline: February 3, 2025
- Interviews: Notified shortly after the deadline.
Why Apply?
This is more than just a scholarship. It’s a pathway to contribute to impactful research, address global inequalities, and honor the legacy of Stuart Hall. If you’re driven to make a difference, this opportunity could be the start of something great.
Learn more and apply now via the official University of Sussex scholarship page.