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E. Allison Peers Doctoral Scholarship in Iberian and Latin American Studies at University of Liverpool

  • Writer: Omran Aburayya
    Omran Aburayya
  • 6 hours ago
  • 2 min read

If you're a prospective PhD student passionate about exploring the rich tapestry of Iberian and Latin American cultures, the E. Allison Peers Doctoral Scholarship at the University of Liverpool offers a prestigious, fully funded opportunity to delve into this dynamic field. Applications are now open for the 2025–2026 academic year, with the program commencing in October 2025. This scholarship provides comprehensive support for research in Hispanic and Latin American Studies, fostering academic excellence and cross-cultural understanding.

🎓 Scholarship Summary

  • Location: Liverpool, United Kingdom

  • Host Institution: University of Liverpool

  • Study Level: PhD

  • Target Group: UK and international students

  • Fields of Study: Basque, Catalan, Galician, Portuguese (Brazilian and European), Spanish, and Latin American Studies

  • Funding: Full tuition fees at the Home student rate (approx. £5,000) plus a £6,000 annual stipend

  • Duration: 3 years (full-time)

  • Application Deadline: 30 May 2025

  • Start Date: October 2025

  • Eligible To: Students accepted into the PhD in Modern Languages and Cultures (Hispanic and Latin American Studies pathway)

📚 Scholarship Overview

The E. Allison Peers Doctoral Scholarship is designed to support outstanding research in the diverse and interconnected cultures of the Luso-Hispanic world. The University of Liverpool encourages proposals that are comparative or relational, crossing linguistic and national boundaries. Potential research areas include:

  • Cultural politics and the politics of culture

  • Popular culture

  • Film and visual culture

  • Literary studies

  • Digital culture

  • Gender and sexuality

  • Transnational, postnational, and postcolonial studies

  • Migration and diaspora

  • Memory and representation


This scholarship is funded by the E. Allison Peers Bequest, honoring the legacy of Professor E. Allison Peers, a pioneer in Hispanic Studies at the University of Liverpool.

🎁 Scholarship Benefits

  • Full Tuition Coverage: Covers full fees at the Home student rate (approx. £5,000 per year)

  • Annual Stipend: £6,000 to support living expenses

  • Research Support: Access to a vibrant academic community and resources within the Department of Languages, Cultures, and Film

✅ Eligibility Criteria

  • Applicants must demonstrate academic excellence and a strong research proposal aligned with the scholarship's focus areas.

  • Must secure admission to the PhD in Modern Languages and Cultures (Hispanic and Latin American Studies pathway) at the University of Liverpool.

  • Open to both UK and international students.

📝 Application Procedure

  1. Contact a Potential Supervisor:

  2. Complete the Expression of Interest Form:

    • Fill out the E. Allison Peers Doctoral Scholarship Expression of Interest form.

    • Include a 1,500-word research proposal outlining your intended study.

  3. Submit the Expression of Interest:

  4. Formal Application to the PhD Program:

    • Apply for admission to the PhD in Modern Languages and Cultures (Hispanic and Latin American Studies pathway) through the University of Liverpool's online application portal by 30 May 2025.

  5. Additional Documents:

    • Academic transcripts

    • Curriculum Vitae (CV)

    • Two academic references

    • Proof of English language proficiency (if applicable)

📅 Important Dates

  • Application Deadline: 30 May 2025

  • Program Start Date: October 2025

For more information or an informal discussion about the scholarship, contact Professor Claire Taylor at c.l.taylor@liverpool.ac.uk.


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