The University of North Carolina Center for Media Law and Policy, situated in Chapel Hill, NC, presents an exciting opportunity for aspiring scholars through its fully funded JD-PhD program in Law, Media, and Communication. This comprehensive dual-degree program is designed specifically for students aspiring to pursue academic careers in the dynamic field of media law and policy.
PhD Program Requirements
The ideal candidates are those who demonstrate a strong academic background, a passion for media law and policy, and a commitment to contributing to the academic discourse in this field.
PhD Funding Coverage
One of the distinctive features of the program is its commitment to providing full financial support to admitted students. The University understands the financial challenges that students may face and aims to alleviate these burdens to foster a conducive learning environment. Financial support includes scholarships from both the UNC School of Law and the School of Media and Journalism.
The School of Media and Journalism offers scholarships accessible to all students, further expanding opportunities for those interested in media law and policy. Additionally, various avenues for financial support are available, such as writing competitions, employment assistance, and summer grants, enriching the overall educational experience for students pursuing this dual-degree program.
Application Requirement
Applicants are required to submit a comprehensive application package, including academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, a statement of purpose outlining their research interests and career goals, and a writing sample that showcases their analytical and critical thinking abilities.
Application Deadline
December 12, 2024
Application Fee
$95
