PhD Fellowship in Urban Morphology, Accessibility, and Mobility Cultures

The University of Stavanger is inviting applications for a fully funded PhD fellowship focused on urban morphology, accessibility, and mobility cultures. This opportunity is ideal for candidates interested in exploring how the physical form of cities influences mobility practices and accessibility for diverse communities. The research will be conducted within the Urban and Regional Planning group, offering a dynamic and international academic environment. Key research areas include urban morphology, GIS, participatory planning, territorial balance, and urban experiments. The position is supervised by Professor Todor Kesarovski, who is affiliated with both the University of Stavanger and Delft University of Technology. The successful candidate will collaborate with dedicated researchers and contribute to innovative studies at the intersection of urban development and mobility. Applicants should possess a master's degree in urban planning, geography, architecture, or a related discipline. Experience with GIS, participatory planning, or urban experiments is advantageous. Strong analytical skills and a keen interest in urban morphology and mobility cultures are essential. Proficiency in English is required. The fellowship is fully funded, covering tuition fees and providing a stipend. Additional support for research activities may be available. The position is based in Stavanger, Norway, and offers access to state-of-the-art resources and a vibrant academic community. The application deadline is January 4, 2026. Interested candidates should review the full position details and apply online via the provided jobbnorge.no link. Prepare your CV, cover letter, and supporting documents for submission. For further inquiries, contact the Urban and Regional Planning group.