Doctoral Training for a new generation of researchers

Doctoral researchers face an increasingly competitive post-doctoral environment. Being prepared to face the challenges of the 21st century requires a different kind of training. Doctoral researchers with the White Rose College of the Arts & Humanities (WRoCAH) develop their employability skills with a cohort, learning and networking with each other in a unique and tailored training programme.  The strength of Arts and Humanities research across the White Rose Consortium gives doctoral researchers an unparalleled opportunity to realise their career aspirations within and outside academia.

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WRoCAH 2023 AHRC Studentship Competition will open on Monday 31st October

Full details will be published on the Prospective Students page

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    The 2023 WRoCAH Open Competition is now open! Have you considered doing a PhD in an Arts and Humanities subject at the Universities of Leeds, Sheffield or York? Would you like to join a vibrant community of other PhD students, working on a truly fascinating range of subjects? Would you like to undertake an enhanced…