SATS PhD Scholarship Studies in Church and Society for the Africa We Want (African Union Agenda 2063)
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7th November, 2022.
SATS is proud to announce a full PhD scholarship for emerging theologians interested in Studies in Church and Society with ‘The Africa We Want’ (African Union Agenda 2063). This PhD scholarship opens an exciting opportunity for emerging scholars to make an original contribution by addressing African realities in conversation with regional and global trends.
Fellowship
You may apply if you:
What should be the topic or focus of your doctoral research?
SATS does not prescribe or limit the topic of your doctoral research. However, applicants may consult the following list of SATS’ research priorities (not in order of importance):
The process starts with a general advertisement of the scholarship. The due date for applications is 7th November, 2022. Thereafter, a panel of SATS academics will draw up a shortlist of the three most promising applications. They will submit a recommendation to SATS’s Management Team for approval. Next, SATS will engage with the chosen candidate to clarify the final details and conditions of the scholarship. The chosen candidate will be announced by 9th December 2022. Finally, arrangements will be made for the candidate to formally commence their PhD studies.
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Applicants who meet all the academic and registration requirements will be considered for a full PhD scholarship at SATS. The committee will select only one applicant for the scholarship. The scholarship is conditional upon continued performance throughout the doctoral journey.
Write an essay and email it to Marilyn Schott, the SATS PhD registrar, at marilyn@sats.ac.za. The essay must include the following:
*The essay must include a focus on Studies in Church and Society and the Africa We Want (Agenda 2063). Any essays that do not fulfil these requirements will not be considered.
For further information
Please contact Marilyn Schott (marilyn@sats.ac.za).
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