Scholarship Benefits
More than a PhD. A formation experience.
Successful scholars receive support for doctoral study within the approved period, subject to the full terms of the award.
In addition to doctoral support, scholars benefit from a structured academic formation experience that includes faculty mentorship, teaching exposure, research development, publication expectations, academic seminars and integration into the University’s scholarly community.
Doctoral Support
Support for doctoral study within the approved scholarship period, subject to the full terms of the award.
Faculty Mentorship
Structured formation under the mentorship and supervision of senior faculty members.
Teaching Exposure
Real academic delivery as a Doctoral Teaching Fellow, covering lecturing, tutorials and seminars.
Research Development
Publication expectations and academic seminars that build a genuine scholarly record.
Scholarly Community
Integration into the University’s academic community and intellectual life.
Leadership Formation
Prepared to become an effective academic and institutional leader, not only to complete a PhD.
The scholar’s responsibilities
- Maintain excellent academic progress
- Serve faithfully as a Doctoral Teaching Fellow
- Meet the minimum weekly teaching requirement
- Produce publishable research each year
- Participate in academic development activities
- Demonstrate Christian character in University life
- Produce at least one publishable paper each year
- Complete the PhD within the approved three-year period