Briony Sharp
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Commonwealth Games 2026 University of the West of Scotland in United Kingdom
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Sports Marketing
Funding
Fully funded PhD Studentship
Deadline
Expired
Country
United Kingdom
University
University of the West of Scotland
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Environmental Sustainability
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We are delighted to announce an exciting opportunity to study for a fully funded PhD in The Commonwealth Games 2026: Resetting the Narrative Towards Sustainability and Social Impact working with University of the West of Scotland and Commonwealth Games Scotland , Glasgow 2026 and Commonwealth Sport . You will work with me, Dr Briony Sharp , Prof Gayle McPherson , Dr Adam Talbot, from the Centre for Culture, Sport and Events CCSE UWS and Alex Johnston , Legacy Manager at Commonwealth Sport. You will be based circa 2 days per week with the Commonwealth Games 2026 Legacy Manager. This is a fully funded PhD Studentship and includes payment of tuition fees for 36 months at the home/UK rate and an annual maintenance stipend equivalent to UKRI minimum stipend rate (£20,780 pa from 01/10/2025).
For further information on the post please see attached link and if you would like an informal chat please email [email protected]
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