King’s College London, in partnership with the Ramón Areces Foundation, is offering a fully funded PhD scholarship in Digital Humanities for Spanish nationals. This prestigious King’s–Ramón Areces Foundation PhD Scholarship Programme (K-FRA) supports one student to undertake a full-time doctoral research degree in the Department of Digital Humanities at King’s College London, starting in October 2026. The scholarship covers full international tuition fees (currently £29,000 per year), an annual stipend of £22,780 (including London weighting), a Research Training and Support Grant of £1,000 per year, overseas student health cover, and a standard class return airfare between London and Madrid. The award is valid for up to three years, with the possibility to apply for a one-year extension. No bench fees are required, and these are covered by the supervisor, department, or faculty. Eligibility is strictly for Spanish nationals who have not yet commenced a doctoral degree at King’s College London and who are not recipients of other scholarships or financial aid. Applicants must hold a university degree (Bachelor's, Master's, or equivalent) from a country within the European Higher Education Area or with appropriate accreditation from outside. Candidates must meet the English language requirements for the PhD in Digital Humanities and submit all required documentation, including a personal statement, official transcripts, proof of English proficiency, and a reference. Applicants are encouraged to identify and contact a potential supervisor in the Department of Digital Humanities at King’s College London before applying. The research proposal should be developed in discussion with the supervisor. The application process involves submitting a full PhD application via King’s Apply, including all required documents and the correct funding code (2627-KFRA). Additionally, candidates must complete the KFRA and EDI online forms by the deadline of 13 February 2026. Shortlisted candidates will later be required to submit a separate application to the Fundación Ramón Areces. The selection criteria include the quality of the research proposal, the preparedness of the applicant, and the feasibility of the proposed research. The programme is ideal for candidates interested in the intersection of digital technology and the humanities, including areas such as computational analysis of literature, digital history, and media studies. For further information or advice about the process or potential supervisors, applicants can contact Paul Spence, Reader at the Department of Digital Humanities, at [email protected]. For more details, visit the official scholarship page and the Department of Digital Humanities at King’s College London.

King's College London is recruiting for four prestigious AI+ Professorships as part of its strategic investment in artificial intelligence research, education, and innovation. These permanent, full-time positions are open to exceptional candidates from a diverse range of backgrounds, both in the UK and globally. The AI+ initiative at King's aims to accelerate interdisciplinary research and application of AI across health, bioscience, physical sciences, social sciences, humanities, business, and law, fostering a thriving community of AI leaders and innovators. The successful candidates will provide academic and research leadership within the King's AI+ community, influencing national and international debates on AI. They will be expected to build partnerships within King's and with external organizations, establish and sustain internationally competitive, externally funded research programs, and contribute to teaching and supervision at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The roles also involve mentoring the incoming cohort of AI+ Fellows and shaping the university's strategic direction in AI through collaboration with the King's Institute for Artificial Intelligence. Applicants must hold a PhD in a relevant field, have a distinguished publication record, and demonstrate the ability to attract and develop talented researchers. Experience in securing significant research funding, teaching AI modules, and working with external partners to create real-world impact is essential. Desirable qualifications include impactful collaborations with industry, government, or commercial partners, and service on professional scientific boards. King's College London is a globally recognized institution, ranked among the top universities worldwide, with a strong commitment to interdisciplinary research and societal impact. The AI+ Professorships represent a significant investment in the future of AI at King's, offering a competitive salary and the opportunity to lead transformative research and innovation in a supportive, inclusive academic environment. The application deadline is 30 January 2026. Interested candidates should visit the official King's College London jobs portal for full details and application instructions.

King's College London, through its Department of Digital Humanities, announces a fully funded PhD opportunity in Digital Humanities as part of the King's–Fundación Ramón Areces (K-FRA) scholarship programme. This prestigious scholarship is specifically aimed at researchers holding Spanish nationality who wish to pursue a full-time PhD at one of the UK's leading institutions. The Digital Humanities field at King's College London is renowned for its interdisciplinary approach, combining computational methods with humanities research, and offers a vibrant academic environment for doctoral candidates. The K-FRA scholarship covers full tuition fees, provides an annual stipend of £22,780, and includes additional funding for training and research activities. The programme is designed to support innovative research at the intersection of technology and the humanities, making it ideal for candidates interested in digital scholarship, computational analysis, and interdisciplinary humanities research. Applicants are encouraged to contact a potential thesis supervisor in advance to discuss research interests and fit within the department. The application deadline is February 13, 2026, with the programme commencing in October 2026. This opportunity is particularly suitable for candidates with a strong academic background in relevant fields and a keen interest in advancing digital humanities research. For more information and to apply, visit the King's College London website or reach out to the Department of Digital Humanities. This is an excellent opportunity for Spanish nationals seeking to engage in cutting-edge research with full financial support at a world-class institution.