Opportunities Categories: PHD

Masters in Political Ecology, Lancaster University https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/postgraduate-courses/political-ecology-ma/2025/ The only UK master’s degree dedicated to political ecology Directly engage with practitioners of political ecology through our networks of professionals Become an environmental ‘change maker’ and have the freedom to be critical Intro The Earth is faced with unprecedented and interconnected environmental challenges. From biodiversity loss to […]

 Fully-funded (3.5 yrs) PhD opportunity at the University of Exeter. This project focuses on assessing the short- and long-term activities, outcomes and impact of the Isles of Scilly Community Research Network. Research will be locally led, co-designed, innovative and community-driven. The successful applicant would be based in Sustainable Futures, University of Exeter Business School on […]

Project: InCommon – Reconceptualizing Individual and Collective Housing Preferences  Positions: 2 Full-Time PhD Researchers (1.0 FTE) Duration: 48 months, fixed-term Start date: 1 October 2025 (or as soon as possible thereafter) Are you passionate about housing, sustainability, and social change? Join an international, interdisciplinary research team at TU Delft and explore how shared and collective […]

We are recruiting for a PhD scholarship at Deakin University in Narrm/Melbourne, Australia. This opportunity is appropriate for postgraduates interested in conducting their own ethnographic research centring on net zero in northern Australia. The successful candidate will develop their own project but will also be part of the Australian Research Council Discovery Project “Embedding Net Zero […]

We are looking for an ambitious PhD student to analyze the political ecology of coastal urbanization by developing a qualitative case study on the labour and workers behind dredging and land reclamation in Singapore, an often invisiblized labour that nevertheless laid the foundation for this global city of finance and trade. The focus is on […]

The Covid-19 pandemic led to a substantial growth in the level of home-based and flexible working, and higher levels of such working have persisted in the post-Covid period. This shift in working patterns has had varied and wide-ranging impacts on both the mobility patterns of such workers and their mental and social wellbeing, which have […]