Children as Agents of Cultural Evolution (ChACE)

The Ecologies of Learning Lab at the University of Durham, led by Sheina Lew-Levy, is offering a PhD studentship as part of the European Research Council funded project 'Children as Agents of Cultural Evolution (ChACE)'. This project investigates how children contribute to cultural evolution, focusing on their roles as learners and transmitters of cultural knowledge. The research will be situated within the Ecologies of Learning Lab, which specializes in understanding the processes and contexts of learning in human societies. The successful candidate will join a dynamic research group and contribute to cutting-edge research at the intersection of anthropology, psychology, and education. The studentship is fully funded by the European Research Council, providing an excellent opportunity for those interested in cultural evolution, child development, and social learning. The University of Durham is a leading UK institution with a strong reputation in the social sciences. Further details about eligibility, application process, and deadlines are not provided in this announcement.