11 geography scholarships at ; in United Kingdom

PhD Studentship: Human Rights in Postgrowth Proposals and Policies

justice, and how this is advanced in local contexts. The project will incorporate political ecology (and human geography more broadly) approaches to analysing degrowth or doughnut economics as a series of

PhD Studentship in Climate Change and Healthy Ageing: Unravelling Perceptions and Impact of Climate Change Among Older People

/profile/yu-tzuwu.html ) Eligibility Criteria Applicants should possess a minimum 2:1 degree in epidemiology, statistics, public health, human geography, psychology or a related field that includes a

PhD Studentship: Turning Up the Heat on Soil Carbon: Quantifying Carbon Dynamics and Climate Resilience of Agave Production in Mexico

to UK students. Applicant Qualification Requirements Applicants should have an interest in environmental or agricultural science, geography or an equivalent subject. They should hold, or be expected

PhD Studentship: Reporting Violence at the Border: Investigative Journalism, Activism and Epistemic Injustice in Narratives on Migration

academic background in disciplines including geography, politics, sociology, migration studies or other relevant social sciences discipline, as well as a commitment to long-term fieldwork. The project will

WRoCAH funded Collaborative Doctoral Award: Student Loneliness: Curating Experiences and Breaking Silences.

6 March 2024, applicants are required to submit WRoCAH   Expression of Interest form. Lead Academic and Partner Organisation Supervisors. Professor Richard Phillips   Department of Geography

BCU CEBE Dean’s Scholarship 2023/4

interdisciplinary, drawing from various disciplines such as urban planning, human geography, urban design, computer science, and user experience design. The proposed team has experience in interdisciplinary research

PhD Studentship in Computer Science: Urban Noise Mapping using Artificial Intelligence: Combining Propagation Models and Empirically-derived Machine Learning Predictions

James  and Professor Jeff Neasham Eligibility Criteria You must have, or expect to gain, a minimum 2:1 Honours degree in Computing, Engineering, quantitative Geography/Environmental Science, or a related

PhD Studentship: NERC Resilient Flood Futures (FLOOD-CDT). Compounding Extreme Rainfall and Drought/Heatwaves: How will Feedbacks alter Flood Inundation and affect Water Quality?

expect to gain, a minimum 2:1 Honours degree or international equivalent in a subject relevant to the proposed PhD project (inc. Geography, environmental science, engineering etc.). Enthusiasm for research

Studentship in Social Anthropology (INFRACURSIONS)

as human geography, Latin American studies, social science, 3rd sector expertise, or other closely related field (to be completed by the start date of the position). You are familiar with

PhD Studentship: Set in stone?: Tracing Changing Cultural & Natural Landscapes on the Isle of Portland

curiosity who is open to working with different fields and methodologies, with a background in social science, geography, geology or ecology. Some experience with quantitative and qualitative methods is