A fully funded PhD position is available at Loughborough University, supervised by Professor Martin Morgan Tuuli and Dr Freeman Brobbey Owusu. The research focuses on the institutional, financial, and behavioural determinants of bankability in climate mitigation and adaptation projects. This opportunity is ideal for candidates interested in the intersection of climate action, finance, and organisational behaviour, aiming to understand how various factors influence the success and funding of climate-related projects.

The project is situated within Loughborough Business School, offering access to world-class research facilities and a vibrant academic community. The successful candidate will explore topics such as climate mitigation, adaptation strategies, financial mechanisms, institutional structures, and behavioural influences on project bankability. The research aligns with global efforts to accelerate the transition to a low-carbon and climate-resilient future.

Applicants should demonstrate a strong academic background and a passion for impactful research. While specific entry requirements are detailed on the project page, a relevant degree and evidence of research potential are generally expected. The position is fully funded, with details on stipend and tuition coverage provided on the official project page.

For more information on eligibility, funding, and application procedures, visit the project page or contact the supervisors directly via email. Loughborough University is renowned for its commitment to sustainability, innovation, and academic excellence, making it an excellent environment for doctoral research in this field.