Research Focus
Research on social inequality and vulnerable groups, public policy on social manifestations Solving, risk and trust studies in health (qualitative approach), indigenous knowledge systems and psychology.
Programme Structure and Funding
The project is a full-time doctoral programme and is based on the following:3-4Year36-48(month)32,000Pounds sterling/year.
Training programmes
The first academic year focused on training in research methods and course learning; The second year began with a focus on the further advancement of personal studies and regular participation in academic seminars and workshops; Students are encouraged to participate in international conferences, to publish high-level periodical papers and to actively participate in global economics research networks.
The project can apply for a joint doctoral scholarship from the National Council for Study Abroad (CCC) and the KCL, which co-finances doctoral studies: a maximum of 48 months of funding for 100 people per year (for all doctoral programmes for KCL) (a) The National Study Abroad Fund, which provides for one international round-trip travel + full subsistence allowance, which in the past was approximately 1800 euros per month (adjusted to the actual situation); KCL: Full fee waiver for Ph.D. stage + scientific funding support process: 1. Applicants are required to obtain an unconditional KCL +CSC nomination letter by 3 10; 2. 3 10 to 4 to access CSC Online filing system submissions by 1 from 1 and the project elects “a fellowship in cooperation with King’s College, University of London, England”;
- Following an expert review by the CSC, a mission to the United Kingdom began at 7.
Entry Requirements
Academic background: possession of undergraduate and master’s degrees in subjects related to psychology (master’s dissertation level); Performance requirements: the master’s stage GPA is not less than 3.3/ 4.0 (United Kingdom standard 2: 1 degree); Language requirements:
- IELTS total score of not less than 6.5 and not less than 6.0;
- Or TOEFL.92Writing is not less than23No less than the other individual items20;
- Language exemptions may be applied for if the master’s stage is an English-speaking country and a degree is obtained.
Admissions
(i) A master’s degree may be accepted without conditions at the time of application (ii) a master’s degree has not been graduated and, if the interview is accepted with conditions, the additional master’s degree and degree, which meets the criteria, will be transferred without conditions Remove
Application Materials
- The English level is certified and the national master’s degree in English is free of language;
- Undergraduate, master’s report card;
- Academic curricula vitae;
- Research Project (1500);
- Personal statement (on page 2);
- Research Support Table (Project Application Form)
- Academic recommendations 1-2
Application Period
- 10 cut-off date for 20 school year 10
- 3Month20End of day, same year10Monthly enrolment
- 6Month25End of day, same year10Monthly enrolment
Career Prospects
The King ’ s College in London provides high-quality career development platforms and support for a global alumni network, and doctoral graduates are highly competitive internationally: Academic posts: teaching at various universities and research centres in the United Kingdom and Europe; (a) Professional posts: employed in highly skilled positions, covering specialized fields such as business, IT, media, psychotherapy and research; (a) The retention route: a doctor can apply for a “graduate work visa” (Graduate Route) for up to 3years after graduation; a person eligible can be converted to a “high potential” or “global Talent Visa” (Visa); Development of repatriation: Project graduates can apply for various programmes for the introduction of “high-level talent abroad” and benefit from policy support such as land registration, start-up funding and family support.
