Council for Global Affairs & Development (CGAD) PhD Studentships

The Council for Global Affairs & Development (CGAD) PhD Studentships support outstanding doctoral candidates pursuing advanced research in international relations, development studies, and global policy. These studentships are designed for postgraduate students who wish to undertake original, policy-relevant research that addresses pressing global challenges. Awards typically cover tuition fees and provide a stipend for living costs, enabling recipients to focus fully on their doctoral work. Applicants are usually expected to hold a strong master’s degree in a relevant discipline and to submit a well-defined research proposal aligned with CGAD’s thematic priorities. Competition is rigorous, and candidates are assessed on academic excellence, research potential, and the broader impact of their proposed work. This term archive gathers all Scholarship Union coverage of CGAD PhD Studentships, including eligibility requirements, application timelines, funding details, and practical guidance for prospective applicants. Whether you are a current postgraduate student or preparing to begin doctoral study, reviewing these posts will help you understand what the studentship offers and how to strengthen your application. Always confirm current deadlines and conditions on the official CGAD website before applying.