Master's studentship information
Highways England are funding two Master's Studentships in Archaeology, to be run by the University of Reading in conjunction with MOLA Headland Infrastructure.
The award-holders will spend the first 12 weeks of their programme (July-September 2021) on a placement with MOLA specialists and will then enrol on the University of Reading full-time MA Archaeology.
Each award focuses on a different topic related to items found during the excavations on the A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon improvement scheme:
Each award covers:
- Tuition fees for new UK/Republic of Ireland students (£7,735)
- £5,000 during 12-week placement
- £11,500 stipend over the duration of the master's course
To be considered for a Master's Studentship in Archaeology you first need to submit an application for the full-time MA Archaeology programme and receive an offer. You will then be eligible to apply for the Master's Studentship.