SH2: 4th Grade average in rank with at least 4th grade in relevant subjects
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To apply for the Pre-Masters programme you need to meet the following entry requirements.
You need a good first degree or diploma in a relevant subject.
English language
* You can start your studies with either a UKVI-approved Secure English Language Test (SELT), or an accepted alternative equivalent assessment, provided you meet all the programme entry requirements. Study Group is permitted to assess students’ suitability for entry onto programmes which are degree level and above under the registration for the UK Office for Students. You are therefore not required to have a UKVI SELT to obtain a Student Visa when you come to campus. The test results must have been achieved in the past 24 months and meet the minimum English equivalency score for your chosen programme. UKVI-approved SELTS include: • IELTS Academic for UKVI • Trinity Integrated Skills in English UKVI • Pearson PTE Academic UKVI • LanguageCert International ESOL SELT • PSI Skills for English UKVI (4 components) Alternative tests accepted include: • Pearson PTE Academic (non-UKVI) / Pearson PTE Academic Online • IELTS Academic (non-UKVI) / IELT Academic Online • LanguageCert International ESOL • TOEFL iBT / TOEFL iBT Home Edition • Cambridge ESOL • Cambridge Linguaskill • Password Skills Solo / Password Skills Plus A CAS for a Student Visa will only be issued if you have met the minimum language requirement of CEFR B2 in all skills, and the academic entry requirements for your chosen programme. ^ Please note: the Pre-Masters in Law and Social Science programme is not available as a two-term option.
Azerbaijan | Recognised first degree or equivalent |
Bangladesh | Recognised first degree |
Belarus | Bakalavr GPA 7.0 |
Botswana | Recognised first degree or equivalent |
China (mainland) | Full time studies Bachelor's degree : 65%+ overall Full time studies Undergraduate Graduation Certificate/Full time studies Junior College Diploma (1 semester/term internship accepted only): 70% overall |
Egypt | Recognised first degree GPA 2.5/4.0 scale or 3.0/5.0 scale |
Gambia | Recognised first degree or equivalent |
Hong Kong | Recognised first degree, Higher Diploma (GPA 3+) or equivalent |
India | Recognised three or four year undergraduate degree (Honors or Regular pass) |
Indonesia | D3/D4 Diploma - A-4 excellent/ B-3 good |
Iran | Recognised first degree or equivalent |
Japan | 4 year Gakushi |
Jordan | Recognised first degree or equivalent |
Kazakhstan | Bakalavr 3.0 |
Korea | Bachelor’s degree with grade average 70%+. Grade C or of 2.0 on the 4.5 scale or 2.0 on the 4.3 scale |
Kuwait | Recognised first degree or equivalent |
Macau | Recognised first degree or equivalent GPA 2.5 |
Malaysia | Advanced Diploma 2.0 or recognised first degree or equivalent |
Nigeria | Recognised first degree or equivalent |
Oman | Recognised first degree or equivalent |
Pakistan | Bachelors Degree (Hons) - 3 Year (50%) |
Qatar | Recognised first degree or equivalent |
Russia | Specialist Diploma (4/5 years) - 4.0 |
Saudi Arabia | Recognised first degree or equivalent |
Singapore | Advanced Diploma (A, B & C/2.0+) or recognised first degree or equivalent |
Sri Lanka | Recognised first degree or equivalent |
Taiwan | Recognised first degree 2.0+ |
Thailand | Recognised first degree GPA 2.3+ or equivalent |
Turkey | Undergraduate Degree (Lisans Diplomasi or Muhendis Diplomasi 2.1) |
Ukraine | Recognised first degree GPA 7.0 or Ukrainian Diploma GPA 7.0 |
United Arab Emirates | Recognised first degree or equivalent |
Vietnam | Higher Diploma GPA 7.0 or recognised first degree GPA 6.5 |
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PGR students and doctoral supervisors may use this guide to find further information on the following topics:
Remember that you can search for, access and download many Doctoral and Masters (Research) theses from our theses repository, Durham eTheses .
Open access and your thesis.
Durham University "is committed to sharing the findings of its world-class research as widely as possible to enhance its use and impact within the academic and research community and more widely within society." This aims to reduce the barriers, where appropriate, to allowing researchers, including prospective doctoral students, to read and build upon your research.
Durham University Open Access Policy
PhD students are required to deposit a PDF of their thesis in Durham e-Theses , the University's open access e-theses repository. Durham e-Theses contains:
Theses in Durham e-Theses are available alongside other UK theses through the British Library's eThos service , the open access aggregator service Core.ac.uk and other services.
Durham University's Open Access Policy requires that all Durham theses (with a few exceptions in extreme cases) will be required to be made open access; freely available to all with an internet connection.
Whilst authors of doctoral and masters theses may benefit from some exemptions to copyright for the purpose of examination, it is important that the copy of the thesis made available via Durham e-Theses complies with all copyright requirements - in particular where you have included third party copyright material within your thesis (photographs, maps, site-plans).
When depositing, you can choose from a range of licences (including Creative Commons licences, which offer options clearly indicating what uses can be made of your thesis, and which support researchers who may be commercially funded) and copyright statements to deposit the work under.
Further information can be found at:
Aiming to develop the research presented in your thesis for publication, either in one or more journal articles or as a monograph, is something you may wish to consider as a means to raise the profile of your work, or may be a common "next step" on the academic career path in your discipline.
You should aim to discuss your aspirations and plans with your supervisor or department in the first instance, but we have provided some additional questions you should think about on this page.
These are a few questions you should consider if you are thinking of publishing part or all of your thesis.
Committee on publication ethics (cope).
Many publishers are members of CoPE, including Sage, Cambridge University Press, Oxford University Press, Wiley, Taylor & Francis, Elsevier and Royal Society Publishing. CoPE's policies on Intellectual Property for members to adhere to states that:
CoPE are currently consulting members as to best practice approaches to take, with the General Advice included in their March 2017 discussion paper indicating:
"Elsevier welcomes submissions from authors and will consider these for publication where work has not previously been published and is not under consideration for publication elsewhere. Elsevier does not view the following prior uses of a work as prior publication:
Elsevier policy on pre-publication (Jan 2016)
PALGRAVE MACMILLAN
"Palgrave Macmillan will consider submissions containing material that has previously formed part of a PhD or other academic thesis including those that have been made publicly available according to the requirements of the institution awarding the qualification . Prospective authors should bear in mind that every PhD thesis will need to undergo rigorous revision in order to be published as a monograph with our press."
Palgrave Macmillan guidance (Sep 2020)
SAGE PUBLISHING
"Most dissertations and theses posted in institutional repositories will be considered for publication, except where they are "the same or substantially the same as any previously published work"."
Sage policy on prior publication (July 2018)
WILEY PUBLISHING (INCLUDING BLACKWELL)
"The following types of “prior publication” do not present cause for concerns about duplicate or redundant publication:
Wiley Best Practice Guidelines on Publishing Ethics (July 2018)
Theses in Durham e-Theses are available alongside other UK theses through the British Library's eThos service , the open access aggregator service Core.ac.uk and other services.
Should you have reason to place an embargo on your thesis in Durham e-Theses, please download, complete and email the Restricting Access to your Thesis form to the Graduate School at [email protected] . Your request must be authorised by both your primary Supervisor and Departmental Director of Postgraduate Research.
Full guidance can be found on here or can be downloaded as a pdf as below.
General info.
Jehangir Malegam Director of Graduate Studies Department of History Duke University Box 90719 Durham, NC 27708-0719
Phone: (919) 681-5746
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://history.duke.edu
Admitting approximately 8 Ph.D. students each year, the Ph.D. program in History offers highly personalized guidance and instruction in close cooperation with an excellent faculty. Candidates are encouraged to pursue special research interests while also studying broad historical fields. The department offers graduate instruction in the broad historical areas of North America; Latin America; Europe; Great Britain and the Commonwealth; Russia; Japan; China; South Asia; Middle East; and Africa; and in the thematic fields of women’s history; military history; history of science, technology, and medicine; environmental history; labor history; and slave societies. Duke's library offers extensive resources, manuscript collections, archives, etc., and the collections of the UNC-Chapel Hill library are also available.
Application Terms Available: Fall
Application Deadline: December 16
Graduate School Application Requirements See the Application Instructions page for important details about each Graduate School requirement.
Department-Specific Application Requirements (submitted through online application)
Writing Sample A writing sample of at least 10-15 pages, preferably a research paper, should be submitted as part of the application process and should be uploaded in the Departmental Requirements section of the application.
We strongly encourage you to review additional department-specific application guidance from the program to which you are applying: Departmental Application Guidance
List of Graduate School Programs and Degrees
Durham, NC, US, 27710
Duke University:
Duke University was created in 1924 through an indenture of trust by James Buchanan Duke. Today, Duke is regarded as one of America’s leading research universities. Located in Durham, North Carolina, Duke is positioned in the heart of the Research Triangle, which is ranked annually as one of the best places in the country to work and live. Duke has more than 15,000 students who study and conduct research in its 10 undergraduate, graduate and professional schools. With about 40,000 employees, Duke is the third largest private employer in North Carolina, and it now has international programs in more than 150 countries.
The Pratt School of Engineering at Duke University is one of the fastest rising, highly ranked engineering schools in the nation. The school consists of four departments with 130 tenure-track faculty members, 1250 undergraduate students, 1400 master’s students, and 600 PhD students. Housed within a university renowned for its programs in the liberal arts, medicine, business and law, Pratt prepares future engineering leaders to address complex challenges with solutions that take into account the complexities and nuances of implementing them. Pratt takes a whole-student approach to education, ensuring students are well supported throughout their journeys and graduate with the grit and determination required to persevere in their careers and their lives. Pratt is dedicated to the values of diversity, equitability, inclusivity and community in its pursuit of knowledge and service to society. Occupational Summary
This position functions as the leader that manages the growth of Pratt faculty pursuing large center-scale research programs, such as through large grants and contracts spanning multiple disciplines and faculty. The position is in the Pratt School of Engineering Dean’s Office and works closely with Departments and Units. Pratt has a large, complex, diverse, and rapidly growing portfolio of research grants and contracts. Analysis and reporting of activities and trends, as well as supporting initiatives to promote sponsored research proposal opportunities. Work Performed
Research Development and Analytics: 40%
• Engage and support fully faculty pursuing large-scale interdisciplinary initiatives and applications. • In conjunction with Pratt leadership, work with other research development and/or grants administration leaders across campus to identify opportunities to strengthen faculty proposals and work collaboratively to implement solutions. • Generate quarterly reports of grant submissions, success rate, and funding trends across the school, departments, faculty rank, agencies, etc., with the goal of creating prediction models; analyze the school's financial standing compared to other engineering schools (ASEE). • Partner with multiple offices across Duke to identify new funding opportunities for Pratt faculty and prepare funding opportunity lists to be distributed school-wide. • Support initiatives across Pratt to engage faculty and support their research endeavors; this includes identifying funding webinars, training for junior faculty, workshops for future initiatives, requests for information, etc. • Establish project management plans for complex awards and oversee delegation to external project management services when appropriate.
Research Proposal Support 30%
• Work with individuals at all levels in the proposal development process (e.g., PIs and their teams, members within the Office of Campus Research Development (ORCD), Duke leadership, departmental grant managers, ORS representatives) for large and complex submissions to ensure successful integration of all grant application components and full compliance with all funding program and sponsor requirements. • Develop and implement project management plan(s) for proposals in partnership with the PI and senior-level grants administrator. • Provide temporary pre-award support for departments based on workload, leaves, and/or vacancies. • Review agency program goals and guidelines to ensure all proposals align with both agency and institutional goals and capabilities. • Serves as the point person for team members across Pratt on general and contract issues as well as questions related to university guidelines. • In coordination with departments, provide additional pre-award support for large, complex proposals involving multiple PIs, Duke departments, and/or external institutions. • Manage the subcontracting process with ORA/ORS and collaborating organizations. • Advise PIs on administrative requirements in preparing proposal submissions. • Prepare, coordinate, and review certain proposal elements (biosketches and facilities and resources) for consistency, accuracy, and completeness. • Monitor compliance with agency and university regulations regarding submission; verify all financial information to include the application of the appropriate overhead rate for the project. • Monitor proposal status and advise the PI on requirements and deadlines associated with research protection protocols. • Maintain financial records per the institutional document retention guidelines. • Interpret Pratt School and departmental policies and procedures, making decisions on specific operating problems and issuing instructions on behalf of the unit. • Monitor compliance with agency and university regulations regarding reporting. Utilize tools available to monitor compliance with Duke policies for Pratt awards and proposals.
Data Analysis and Training: 30%
• Manage the US News & World Report (USNWR) and American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) annual survey data collection and submission for Pratt. • Prepare and submit reports to the Associate Dean of Finance and Administration and the Associate Dean for Research and Infrastructure when requested; reports may have a sponsored research focus such as trend data for faculty proposals and awards. • Lead quarterly Pratt-wide meetings on sponsored research-related topics. Coordinate professional development opportunities and community building programs for Grants and Contracts team members across Pratt. • Provide onboarding and training support for new Grants and Contracts team members across Pratt. • Partner with members of the Pratt leadership team on special projects and initiatives; special projects will be determined based on an individual’s experience and may be in the areas of general administration, finance, data processing, tool and resource development, and/or policy development.
Supervisory Responsibilities: Mentor and provide training support to all grant and contract positions and support personnel across the Pratt School of Engineering.
Preferred Training: Research or grants education and/or certification is strongly preferred. Successful completion of the Duke’s Research Administration Academy (RAA) and Advanced Grants Management (AGM), are preferred. Employees hired into this classification without the expected credentials will work closely with their manager to schedule and successfully complete all training (12 months to complete RAA and an additional 6 months to complete AGM). Successful completion of all expected training will be an annual performance goal until complete. Certified Research Administrator preferred.
Essential Skills
1. Regarding identifying funding opportunities: a. Provide guidance in identifying appropriate extramural research funding opportunities. b. Understand, explain, and clarify various sponsors’ proposal requirements and review processes.
2. Regarding research compliance responsibilities: a. Ensure compliance with sponsor requirements. b. Coordinate and collaborate with proposal development functions with the PI, their teams, departmental grants administrators, and ORS to ensure timely and compliant proposal submissions. c. Ability to propose and track both cost share and institutional commitments.
Work requires a general business background generally equivalent to a bachelor's degree in a business-related field.
Work requires 4 years related business or administrative experience to acquire competence in applying general personnel practices, accounting and budgeting principles and coordination of major administrative functions. A master's degree in a business-related field may be substituted for 2 years’ experience. OR ANY OTHER EQUIVALENT COMBINATION OF RELEVANT EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE
Duke is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer committed to providing employment opportunity without regard to an individual's age, color, disability, gender, gender expression, gender identity, genetic information, national origin, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, or veteran status.
Duke aspires to create a community built on collaboration, innovation, creativity, and belonging. Our collective success depends on the robust exchange of ideas—an exchange that is best when the rich diversity of our perspectives, backgrounds, and experiences flourishes. To achieve this exchange, it is essential that all members of the community feel secure and welcome, that the contributions of all individuals are respected, and that all voices are heard. All members of our community have a responsibility to uphold these values.
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The Department of Psychology offers PhD (3 to 3.5 years depending on funding scheme) and Master’s (1 year) research degrees (full time or part time). These research degrees offer the unique opportunity to tackle research questions at the forefront of psychological science. Students will be supervised by world-leading experts in their field of study and will be part of a thriving community of researchers within the department. Students are active members of their research groups (Cognitive Neuroscience, Development Science and Quantitative Social Psychology) and benefit from a large range of opportunities to present and discuss work with their colleagues in seminars and research workshops. Research degrees are examined by writing a thesis and, in the case of a PhD, students undertake a viva (oral) examination. In addition to research work, students have the opportunity to undertake some teaching in order to gain valuable teaching experience. The university also offers a wide range of training and personal development courses. Students who are interested in undertaking post-graduate research are encouraged to approach members of staff within their field of interest to discuss and to develop potential research projects suitable for PhD or Master’s by research degrees.
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Contact Jehangir Malegam Director of Graduate Studies Department of History Duke University Box 90719 Durham, NC 27708-0719
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