The University of Brighton is offering funded PhD opportunities in the arts and humanities as part of the AHRC Doctoral Landscape Award consortium. This initiative secures significant Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) funding for postgraduate research studentships, supporting doctoral study across a wide range of arts and humanities disciplines. The studentships are particularly aimed at expanding access for individuals from working-class or underrepresented backgrounds, as well as practice-based researchers whose work may not fit traditional academic models. Dr Sally Sutherland, Co-Course Leader MA Sustainable Design and University Lecturer at the University of Brighton, is available to supervise new PhD students. Research areas of interest include systemic design methodologies, sustainable design, design and motherhood, care, sustainability, human and planetary health equity, and social change. The program encourages proposals that address design justice and practice-based research, reflecting a commitment to equity and access in academia. Funding is provided through the AHRC, offering fully funded studentships for eligible candidates. While specific details on stipend amounts and tuition coverage are not provided in the post, the studentships are designed to make doctoral study accessible to a broader range of students. Interested applicants are encouraged to contact Dr Sally Sutherland to discuss potential research proposals or to reach out to the University of Brighton Doctoral College for further information about upcoming opportunities and funding details. Additional information about the AHRC Doctoral Landscape Award can be found via the provided links. Key research keywords include arts and humanities, sustainable design, systemic design methodologies, design and motherhood, care, sustainability, human and planetary health equity, social change, practice-based research, and design justice.