PhD Scholarships in Divinity for 2011 Session<\/strong><\/p>\n The School of Divinity is delighted to be offering the following PhD Scholarships once again for applicants intending to commence in the 2011-12 academic session:<\/p>\n The Matthew Black Scholarship: for a student working in the field of Old Testament\/Hebrew Bible;<\/p>\n The Donald M. Baillie Scholarship: for a student working in the field of Theology;<\/p>\n The Richard Bauckham Scholarship: for a student working in the field of New Testament Studies;<\/p>\n The Emanuel Tov Scholarship: for a student working in the field of Text Criticism in Old Testament\/Hebrew Bible;<\/p>\n The Queen Margaret of Scotland Scholarship: for a student working in any field of Divinity;<\/p>\n The Lady Kenmure Scholarship: for a student working in any field of Divinity.<\/p>\n Each scholarship covers tuition fees for a UK or EU student, or a contribution of around \u00a33500 per annum towards overseas tuition fees for a student from outside the EU.<\/p>\n An additional stipend of \u00a33000 per annum (\u00a31000 in the case of the Emanuel Tov scholarship) will be offered to each recipient for three years. The Matthew Black scholar will engage in Hebrew language teaching in years 2 and 3 of his\/her residency, the Richard Bauckham scholar in equivalent teaching of Greek. The Donald M. Baillie scholar will contribute similarly to the School\u2019s undergraduate teaching programme in Theology. The Queen Margaret and Lady Kenmure scholars will undertake equivalent teaching and\/or research assistance work as invited by the Head of School. The Tov scholar will be supervised by Professor Kristin De Troyer, and will provide research assistance to her.<\/p>\n
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