POST-DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP/DOCTORAL BURSARY/MASTER'S BURSARY
Critical Sexual and Reproductive Health Studies
Applications are invited for a Post-doctoral fellowship and Doctoral/Master’s bursaries for candidates wishing to join a dynamic team of researchers in the area of critical sexual and reproductive health studies at Rhodes University.
Further information: Bursaries in Critical Sexual and Reproductive Health Studies
For more information and how to apply see the information document or e-mail Professor Catriona Macleod on c.macleod@ru.ac.za or Professor Louise Vincent on l.vincent@ru.ac.za
Bursaries and Funding
For more information on bursaries and funding, please see the following links:
https://www.ru.ac.za/research/postgraduates/funding/postgraduatefunding
https://www.ru.ac.za/research/postgraduates/funding/prestigiousprogrammes
https://www.ru.ac.za/research/postgraduates/funding/overseasstudy
https://www.ru.ac.za/research/postgraduates/funding/externalfunding
Psychology Bursary Fund
The Department of Psychology has founded a Bursary Fund to enable us to attract capable students from disadvantaged backgrounds into our Postgraduate courses.
Over the years we have seen many promising students leave University after completing their undergraduate degrees because they could not afford to continue with further study. At other times we have had students whose progress was seriously undermined because of financial difficulties.
Although there are some general bursaries and our University has a Bursaries Office that directs students to what is available, there are still not enough opportunities for financial support for those with limited financial resources, especially in Psychology.
The Bursary fund will be used to contribute to the expenses of students from formerly disadvantaged backgrounds who have a good undergraduate record and show evidence of ability to benefit from postgraduate study. The more money we can raise, the more bursaries we can offer.
So we invite you, as former students of this Department, to contribute to this fund which will enable some students who might otherwise not have continued on to advanced study to enjoy the resources of this Department and University. We invite you to make a once off donation or, alternatively, to donate on a monthly basis (perhaps through a stop order) to the following account:
Rhodes University
First National Bank
Grahamstown branch (code: 210717)
Account no: 621 4550 3076
PLEASE QUOTE REF: 60303 (Psychology) Please fax a copy of the deposit slip to 046 6224032
We thank you very much for any kind of assistance that you can offer.



