The University of Greenwich is offering a PhD opportunity in Engineering Biology-Enabled Sustainable Supply Chains, supervised by Senior Lecturer Ghofran Salah and Professor Gianluca Tozzi. This interdisciplinary project is ideal for motivated researchers interested in sustainability, engineering innovation, and the application of biological systems to global supply chains. The research aims to make a real-world impact by integrating engineering management and biology to develop sustainable solutions for supply chain challenges.

Applicants should have a strong academic background in engineering, biology, or a related field, and a demonstrated passion for sustainability and interdisciplinary research. The project is open to both Home and International candidates. Home candidates will receive a full tuition fee waiver for the duration of the scholarship, while International candidates will receive a 50% tuition fee waiver. No stipend or additional financial support is specified.

The application deadline is 20 February 2026, with shortlisting and interview invitations scheduled for 1 March 2026. Interested applicants should review the project details and apply via the provided link, following the guidance on the university's application process pages. For further information on research studentships and scholarships, candidates can explore the University of Greenwich's dedicated web pages.

This opportunity is particularly suited for those passionate about sustainable supply chains, engineering management, and biology-enabled systems, and who are eager to contribute to impactful, interdisciplinary research at a leading UK institution.