Project Summary
One fully funded project in Cultural Studies is available. This PhD project will examine media representations and/ or lived experiences of P. R. Chinese women who have graduated from western universities, including Australian universities, and returned to China (haigui).
Degrees Available for this project
- Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Available Scholarships
Cultural Studies PhD scholarship: Chinese women graduates of western universities Funded by the Australian Research Councils as part of ARCDP230100442. The successful applicant will receive a scholarship package which includes a living allowance and full fee offset for the duration of their candidature.
Stipend Amount
AUD $34,400 p.a. (2023 full time study rate) for up to 3.5 years p.a. pro rata
Project Details
This PhD is attached to a research project funded by the Australian Research Council, on which principal supervisor Prof. Fran Martin is Chief Investigator. In recent years, large numbers of young women from China have chosen to study in Western nations. Motivated by desires to overcome gender discrimination in China’s labour market and to escape the neotraditionalist ideology that increasingly restricts women’s opportunities at home, significantly more Chinese women than men travel overseas for degrees. Prof Martin’s research project investigates how educational mobility affects these women’s lives in the long term, after their return to China. The attached PhD project will focus on a k..View full project details
Anticipated project start date
Tue Feb 20 2024
Offered by
Culture and Communication, Faculty of Arts
Location
Parkville
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