Fully-funded PhD studentship in the School of Geography at University of Nottingham 2023

The University of Nottingham is seeking to recruit two Ph.D. students to join the ESRC-funded Network for Integrated Behavioural Science. The Network, established in 2012, is a partnership between the Universities of Nottingham, Warwick, and East Anglia.

Eligibility for the University of Nottingham Fully-funded Ph.D. studentships:

• Interested applicants need to have a demonstrable record of excellent academic attainment to a master's level in economics or a cognate discipline;
• Knowledge & enthusiasm for research involving behavioral and/or experimental economics;
• Be a team player and have the ability to work independently;
• Good interpersonal and communication skills.
• The studentships are open to UK, EU, and International applicants, but awards will only be made at the Home/EU tuition fee level.

Value of University of Nottingham Fully-funded Ph.D. studentships:

• The studentship will pay fees at the Home student rate (£4,850 in 2023/24) and give a full-time annual stipend similar to RCUK rates (currently £17,668). International students are welcome to apply; however, because fee funding is capped at the Home student rate, successful international applicants will be expected to cover the fee shortfall. All tariffs are evaluated annually and are therefore subject to change.

Deadline for the University of Nottingham Fully-funded Ph.D. studentships:

• The applicants must complete their entire application process for the University of Nottingham's Fully-funded Ph.D. studentships before 26 July 2023