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AHRC and University of Brighton funded PhD Scholarships

The University of Brighton is a member of the TECHNE doctoral training partnership which offers PhD funding to students across the Humanities. A number of TECHNE funded students are completing their PhDs as part of CAPPE. The University of Brighton also supports a number of our PhD students directly.

Details about future funding . 

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• how you might fund a postgraduate course, such as Masters or PhD?
• the funding types for all types of courses that you can access

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There are different titles such as loans, grants, bursaries, and scholarships which can be a bit bewildering so if you want to discuss these further then please schedule a chat with a UoB Careers Development Adviser for your school on Careers Connect and they can help you through it all.

As part of the University of Brighton Careers and Employability team, our Careers Development Advisers can help you to explore your postgraduate study options. You can schedule a chat using the button below, and by booking a slot on Careers Connect.

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PhD opportunities

All our current PhD studentship opportunities are listed on this page. 

In order to apply, please visit the University of Brighton website by clicking the “Apply Now” link below, and select “Doctoral College” as the School. You should then select the project that you wish to apply for. 

Apply for your PHD here >

We are also happy to consider applications from self-funded individuals, and for personally developed projects, we recommend an approach to a lead supervisor, following which you will have help and support with your application. 

For self-funded and speculative applications, we require that you submit a research proposal alongside your application. Within this you should take the opportunity to clearly outline your research idea; your research methodology and critical approaches; experience; and original contribution to knowledge and key themes, concepts and ideas. See our guidance on writing a research proposal >

Measuring the brain’s energy dynamics in order to establish crucial biomarkers for mood disorders

Supervisors: Dr Iris Asllani, Dr Alessandro Colasanti

Application deadline: Tuesday 30 April 2024

About the Project

The brain is one of the most metabolically active organs in the body, consuming a disproportionately large amount of energy compared to its size. Measuring its energy dynamics is essential for understanding brain function and addressing various mood disorders, such as bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, where dysregulation of brain energy metabolism is implicated. This PhD project aims to advance our understanding of these disorders by developing a robust, multi-modal Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) method for in vivo assessment of the brain's energy dynamics specifically tailored for mood disorder applications. By capturing the key components of brain energy dynamics through imaging, we seek to construct a model that sheds light on the underlying mechanisms of mood disorders. Such efforts are critical for the advancement of more effective treatments.

The PhD student involved in this project will collaborate with a diverse team of researchers, including neuroscientists, psychiatrists, and MRI physicists. Our MRI centre offers an ideal environment for cutting-edge translational research. The campus is located in the lively coastal city of Brighton, offering students a variety of opportunities for engagement in diverse activities both on and off-campus. 

Funding Notes

The studentship will be funded for a 3-year duration. The funding will cover home fees, a stipend at the UKRI rate, and research costs of up to £3,000 per annum. If a ‘top-up’ to international fees is required, this must be provided by the applicant from their own funds or external sources.

How to apply

In order to apply, please visit the University of Brighton website, and select “Doctoral College” as the School, and you will see the project listed to apply directly.

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University of Brighton Scholarships

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Who is eligible?

Your course must be one of the following:

An undergraduate course Non-salaried designated PGCE Designated pre-registration postgraduate health sciences course

You must be starting a full-time course in academic year 2024-25 Have a residual household income of up to £25,000 per year Be assessed as eligible for the full Student Finance England undergraduate loans funding package Not be in receipt of our care leavers’ or estranged students’ bursary Be a UK National or an Irish citizen or have settled status Be normally resident in England Have been living in the UK, Channel Islands or Isle of Man for 3 continuous years before the fist day of your course.

Students on part-time courses studying between 30 and 90 credits during the academic year, who meet the other criteria, will receive a pro rata cash bursary.

Your eligibility for this bursary will be re-assessed in each year of your course.

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Welcome to the South Coast Doctoral Training Partnership

The South Coast DTP is a beacon of excellence, innovation and imagination in the training of the next generation of social scientists

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WELCOME TO THE SOUTH COAST DTP

Through an exciting collaboration between the Universities of Southampton, Brighton, Portsmouth and Chichester, the South Coast DTP aims to deliver the latest developments in training in research methods and skills to produce highly qualified and rounded social scientists, equipped to meet contemporary economic and social challenges.

Funded by the Economic and Social Research Council, the South Coast DTP will be awarding a minimum of 34 studentships per year to social scientists carrying out PhD studies, or Masters + PhD studies at its four partner institutions.

All four universities are home to research centres with global reputations for their expertise and excellence. The University of Southampton currently hosts ESRC centres of research excellence, including the National Centre for Research Methods and the Centre for Population Change – Connecting Generations.

The University of Portsmouth hosts the Centre for European and International Studies Research and the International Centre for Research in Forensic Psychology. The University of Brighton hosts the Centre for Applied Philosophy, Politics and Ethics, Centre for Arts and Wellbeing, and the Centre for Transforming Sexuality and Gender. The University of Chichester hosts the Centre for Health and Applied Sport and Exercise Research.

Drawing on these, and coupled with each University’s reputation for excellence in research methods and advanced methodological techniques, the South Coast DTP aims to offer a unique academic environment for doctoral training.

Driven by its focus on world leading research which makes a difference, the SCDTP has seven key strategic priorities:

• STUDENT-CENTRED POSTGRADUATE TRAINING
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• ENGAGEMENT WITH ESRC-FUNDED RESOURCES
• COLLABORATION AND KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE WITH PARTNERS
• PROMOTION OF EQUALITY, DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION
• FACILITATING NON-ACADEMIC IMPACT

institutions involved The Universities of Brighton, Chichester, Portsmouth and Southampton

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University of Brighton Research Studentships for PhD Students 2024

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We are now welcoming applications for fully-funded PhD studentships in the life and physical sciences with a start date of October 2024.

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From small beginnings in 1850s Brighton, the University of Brighton has grown to a complex and diverse institution based in two locations across the south coast of England. Our ethos is defined by four core values: inclusivity sustainability creativity partnership Our students are part of a dynamic, diverse and creative community that embraces partnership working and that makes a positive difference to society.... continue reading

Successful candidates will recieve : 

• Full funding scholarship for the PhD program,
• Benefit from expert supervisory teams, a programme of postgraduate researcher development workshops and membership of specialist, interdisciplinary research centres and groups.
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We are seeking motivated, high-calibre applicants to join our thriving postgraduate community and contribute to our rich and innovative research environment.

A theranostic approach for targeted delivery of anti-inflammatory agents

Accelerated cell ageing in human premature ageing diseases

Asthma management and adherence to medication in children in the UK

Candida albicans as a driver of oral inflammation and delayed wound healing

Development of novel Cardiac Rejuvenating Drugs for Heart Failure

Endocrine disruption, genotoxicity and the underdog (or dogwhelk)

Experimental development of efficient combustion systems

Green Harmony: Optimizing afforestation in grasslands

Immune-Evasive Insulin-producing Cells for Type 1 Diabetes

In vitro model for the study of intervertebral disc degeneration

Machine learning /AI applied to future data-driven regenerative medicine

Modelling advanced marine engines with sustainable fuels

Modelling cochlea for drug delivery research

Novel Drug delivery of dry powders via the nose

Oxidative stress, lipid homeostasis and lifelong health

Repurposing-HIV-antiretroviral-medications

Role of protein serotonylation in mental health

Sustainable practice for clinical application

Thermal properties of soil from Cone Penetration Testing

Tracing glacially transported rare metals

Understanding the molecular mechanisms of resilience in chronic diseases

Studentships will start in October 2024.

Application deadline is 29 February 2024.

For enquiries about the application process, please contact the Doctoral College:

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For more details visit:  University of Brighton website .

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We add PhD scholarships throughout the year so keep checking this page for updates.

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You may be eligible for a PhD loan of up to £28,673. Read more about  PhD loans .

The Alternative Guide to Postgraduate Funding

The University also subscribes to the The Alternative Guide to Postgraduate Funding Online . The Guide contains a huge database of funding opportunities, comprehensive guidance written by successful applicants, and numerous tools to help you prepare a winning grant application.

If you are a current Sussex student you can register for the Guide with your Sussex email address. If you are a prospective postgraduate student who has applied to Sussex, please use the following authentication PIN to register for the Guide: 6789

Our Doctoral Training Centres and Partnerships

We have scholarships and studentships funded by the following doctoral training centres and partnerships :

• be.AI Leverhulme Doctoral Scholarships  (Leverhulme Trust)
• CHASE (funded by AHRC - the Arts and Humanities Research Council)
• The Leverhulme Doctoral Scholarship Programme: From Sensation to Perception and Awareness
• Sussex STFC studentships (funded by the Science and Technology Facilities Council)
• DISCnet Centre for Doctoral Training (funded by the Science and Technology Facilities Council)
• SeNSS – the South-East Network for Social Sciences (funded by the Economic and Social Research Council - ESRC)
• SoCoBio Doctoral Training Partnership (funded by BBSRC – the Biotechnology and Biosciences Research Council)
• Sussex EPSRC Doctoral Training Partnership (funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
• UKRI Food Systems

Our doctoral training partnerships and centres funded by the UK Research Councils (UK Research and Innovation) are open to UK and International students according to the UKRI student eligibility rules . Up to 30% of each cohort of students may be International, but International PhD fees are not covered by the scholarships.

For information on eligibility, please check the current UKRI guidance .

Sussex PhD funding partners

We have scholarships and studentships funded by:

• CHASE (funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council)
• Science and Technology Facilities Council
• South-East Network for Social Sciences (funded by the Economic and Social Research Council).

Ways to pay for your research, training and living costs

You can also:

• look for a part-time job (on campus or in Brighton & Hove) - you may have working restrictions if you have a visa
• teach other students (this depends on your project and where you're based, so check with your supervisor or research group)
• apply for researcher funding while you study through the Doctoral School.

You may be  eligible for the Disabled Students Allowance  If you have a learning difficulty, health problem or disabiity. Email  [email protected]  for information on disability support.

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Students at the University of Brighton welcomed one of the UK’s top engineers to Moulsecoomb campus this week.

The visit from Anusha Shah, President of the Institute of Civil Engineers (ICE), is part of an ongoing series by industry figures aimed at students studying civil engineering . In a talk titled “Building Connections for a Nature- and People-Positive World” to students, Anusha Shah addressed the challenges of climate change and biodiversity loss, emphasising the importance of collaboration across sectors and disciplines to find sustainable solutions.

During the visit the President toured facilities in the university’s Civil Engineering Laboratory and Advanced Engineering Building including its robotics suite and virtual reality labs with Dr Imran Rafiq, Dean of the university’s School of Architecture, Technology and Engineering and also met with Vice-Chancellor Professor Debra Humphris CBE.

Dr Imran Rafiq, Dean of the School of Architecture, Technology and Engineering, said: “Core values of the University of Brighton are inclusivity, sustainability, creativity and partnership, which perfectly align with the priorities set by the ICE particularly with the emphasis on climate emergency, positively influence of the civil infrastructure projects on the environment, and inclusivity within the profession. This visit strengthens the collaboration between academia and industry in addressing the pertinent global challenges and supports the development of skills in our graduates to address these challenges.”

Left to right: Anusha Shah, President of the Institute of Civil Engineers (ICE) and Dr Imran Rafiq, Dean of the School of Architecture, Technology and Engineering

Anusha Shah said that visits from industry professionals can help students and staff bring to life their academic work and link to real world projects: “Equally the industry can bring to universities the complex problems and blockers that need more research and development. It’s a win win partnership, particularly as we are running out of time to drive solutions to challenges, such as the climate and nature crisis.”

Dr. Shah’s visit was organised by the Civil Engineering Team in response to an initiative by the Industrial Advisory Board (IAB) who advise the university on curriculum development to ensure it meets industry needs. The IAB also offers students opportunities for mentorship, such as mock interviews and CV review sessions. The President ended her visit with a meeting with members of the IAB including Chair Nigel Clifford who advises the university on curriculum development to ensure it meets industry needs. The IAB also offers students opportunities for mentorship, such as mock interviews and CV review sessions.

He said: “At Brighton we believe we are particularly active in providing direct interaction with the students, for instance by offering surgery sessions, mock interviews and reviewing CVs.”

This is the second time an ICE President has visited the university in recent years, with President Ed McCann visiting in 2022.

Civil engineering in Brighton is currently at 12th in the Guardian University League 2024 and is currently being led by Dr Saniul Alam.

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The University of Cagliari in Italy announces   98 partially funded PhD positions for international students in 2024, spanning various fields including legal sciences, economics, cultural heritage, and more. With a deadline of April 30th, 2024, applicants are encouraged to utilize the simplified application process, which involves online registration, program selection, document preparation, and submission. This opportunity provides a gateway to pursue advanced research in Italy, fostering academic excellence and global collaboration. For more information read this article till the end.

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Students with Masters Degree are eligible to apply.

Application Procedure for University of Cagliari is Offering 98 Funded PhD Positions in 2024 (Study in Italy):

Ready to pursue your PhD at the University of Cagliari? Here's a simplified guide to navigate the application process:

•  Head to the University of Cagliari's online services platform . If you're new to the system, you'll need to register first.
• Once registered, log in to your personalized page. This grants you access to a reserved area with dedicated online services.
• Look for the "Admission Test Registration" section. Here, you can explore the available PhD programs and select the one that aligns with your research interests.
• Be sure to fill in all the necessary details regarding your academic qualifications during the application process.
• This step is crucial! Carefully review the program's specific requirements to ensure you have all the necessary documents . Double-check and upload them through the online system.
• Don't forget to pay the entrance exam fee of EUR 25.65. The University utilizes the PagoPA procedure for secure online payments.
• Applications for the 2024 PhD programs close on April 30th, 2024, at 11:59 PM local time. Make sure to submit your application along with the €25.65 fee before this deadline to be considered.

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Graduate College

Recipients of spring 2024 awards and retention fellowships.

The Graduate College is pleased to announce the recipients of several internal competitions:

• Graduate Mentoring Award
• Award for Graduate Research
• Provost’s Graduate Internship Award
• Access to Excellence Fellowship
• Dean’s Scholar Fellowship

Recipients have been notified. Please note that the Graduate College reserves the authority to announce additional winners if funding can be secured.

The Graduate College wishes to thank the applicants for preparing their materials on top of their other responsibilities as well as the members of our awards committees for their indefatigable service this academic year. While we cannot fund all of the worthy individuals, we hope that students learn from the process and that our faculty appreciate the excellence in their midst.

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Funding Opportunity: Brain Health Medicines Scholar Award

URL : https://www.harringtondiscovery.org/funding/brain-health-medicines

OBJECTIVES:

The Brain Health Medicines Scholar Award provides funding and drug development support to researchers whose work aims to treat, prevent or cure Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. In addition to grant funding, Harrington Discovery Institute provides guidance and oversight in all aspects of drug development, while taking no rights to intellectual property, which is retained by you/your institution. The Brain Health Medicine Scholars selection committee seeks:

• Discoveries demonstrating rigorous science, creativity, innovation, and potential for clinical impact
• Any therapeutic modality
• Novel, validated targets

FUNDING INFORMATION:

The award includes:

• One-year grant
• $100,000 with appropriate justification
• Potential to renew for a second year based on milestones achieved
• Dedicated Project Manager for the duration of the award
• Drug development, commercial strategy and business development support from Harrington’s Therapeutics Development Center experts
• Opportunity to quality for up to $400,000 in additional funding and drug development support

Pending how far an applicant makes it in the review process, Harrington Discovery Institute may be able to provide reviewers’ comments and feedback to help the applicant strengthen the proposal for future submission.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:

• MD or PhD (or equivalent)
• Faculty position at an accredited academic medical center, university or research institution in the US, Canada, or UK, and conduct the majority of their research at that institution
• A project must have a single Principal Investigator (PI) who will be named the Scholar and who is responsible for project oversight and financial management. The PI may engage collaborators, core labs or commercial CROs to execute any portion of the project.
• Past recipients of Harrington awards  may submit new and distinct proposals, but may not seek additional support for previously funded projects.

Applications can be submitted at any time and will be reviewed on a quarterly basis. Deadlines to submit an application for review are  March 31, June 30, September 30  and  December 31  annually.

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