Program Overview

Overview of the University of Kent

The University of Kent is a leading research university that offers a wide range of academic programs, including undergraduate and postgraduate courses, as well as research opportunities. The university has a strong focus on research excellence, with a range of research centers and institutes, including the Centre for Health Services Studies, the Centre for the Study of Social and Political Movements, and the Tizard Centre.

Migration Studies PhD Program

The Migration Studies PhD program at the University of Kent is a research-based program that allows students to explore the social, economic, and political aspects of migration. The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the complex issues surrounding migration, including the causes and effects of migration, migration policies, and the experiences of migrants.

Entry Requirements

To be eligible for the Migration Studies PhD program, applicants must have a good honors degree in the social sciences, an interest in the chosen topic area, and a clear idea of their proposed thesis topic. International students must also meet the university's English language requirements.

Fees and Funding

The tuition fees for the Migration Studies PhD program at the University of Kent are as follows:

• Full-time: £5,006 (UK), £19,300 (EU), £19,300 (International)
• Part-time: £2,503 (UK), £9,650 (EU), £9,650 (International)

Research Areas

The Migration Studies PhD program at the University of Kent covers a wide range of research areas, including:

• Civil society, NGOs, and the third sector
• Cross-national and European social policy
• Health, social care, and health studies
• Risk, 'risk society,' and risk management
• Social and public policy, sociology, and the body
• Work, employment, and economic life

Staff Research Interests

The academic staff at the University of Kent have a range of research interests, including:

• Disability, the workplace, inequality, and the benefits system
• Citizenship, legal advice, aid, and advocacy
• Risk research, including the evolution of risk language and institutions
• Health-related problems, including trust relations in health systems
• Social care, including service assessment, person-centered approaches, and adult protection

Facilities and Resources

The University of Kent provides a range of facilities and resources to support students, including:

• A dedicated postgraduate community
• Access to a range of research centers and institutes
• A comprehensive library and computing facilities
• Opportunities for teaching and research experience

Next Steps

To apply for the Migration Studies PhD program at the University of Kent, students should submit an application through the university's online application system. Students can also contact the university's admissions team for more information and guidance on the application process.