The University of Edinburgh's School of GeoSciences is offering a funded PhD opportunity in Marine Science and Physical Sciences. This position is supervised by Sian Henley, Reader in Marine Science, and Channing Prend, along with a team of leading academics. The project is based within the School of GeoSciences, focusing on research areas such as marine science, physical sciences, and environmental science. The opportunity is open exclusively to UK students due to funding restrictions.

The PhD project is part of the School's ongoing research in physical sciences, with a strong emphasis on marine and environmental topics. The University of Edinburgh is renowned for its research excellence and provides a vibrant academic environment for postgraduate research. The School of GeoSciences supports a range of interdisciplinary projects, and this position offers the chance to work with a 'star-studded' supervisory team.

Applicants should have a strong academic background in marine science, physical sciences, or a related discipline. While specific entry requirements are not detailed, candidates are typically expected to hold a relevant undergraduate or master's degree. The funding covers UK students only, and no information is provided regarding stipend amounts or tuition coverage.

The application deadline is 26th March 2026. Interested candidates should review the project details and application guidance on the University of Edinburgh's GeoSciences PhD projects page. For further information, applicants may contact the supervisors directly or visit the provided links.