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Fully Funded PhD in Cross-Site Environmental Exposure Science and Nature-Based Solutions for Child and Adolescent Health at Trinity College Dublin Trinity College Dublin in Ireland
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Geology
Funding
Fully funded PhD studentship covering full tuition plus a €25,000 per year tax-free stipend for four years. Fieldwork across Madagascar, Ireland, and the Netherlands is included.
Deadline
Expired
Country
Ireland
University
Trinity College Dublin

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Trinity College Dublin is advertising a fully funded PhD studentship (2026–2030) in cross-site environmental exposure science, focused on how nature-based solutions affect child and adolescent health.
The project examines nature-based solutions as a measurable exposure intervention rather than assuming benefits, with a focus on climate-sensitive settings in Madagascar, Ireland, and the Netherlands. The research will combine repeat environmental sampling with geochemical source tracing across water, soils, and sediments, and will also study whether community involvement in monitoring changes knowledge, risk perception, and long-term stewardship.
The successful student will join a larger interdisciplinary programme and work alongside three other PhD researchers and supervisors in areas including medicine, psychology, geography, and global health.
Funding: full tuition plus a €25,000/year tax-free stipend for four years, with fieldwork across all three sites.
Eligibility: applicants should have a strong background (2.1 or equivalent) in earth sciences, environmental geochemistry, hydrology, environmental engineering, or a related discipline, and should be comfortable working across disciplinary boundaries.
Supervisors: Prof. Quentin Crowley (School of Natural Sciences) and Dr. Kristin Hadfield (Trinity Centre for Global Health, School of Psychology).
Deadline: 17 June 2026.
How to apply: email a CV, cover letter, and one-page research proposal to [email protected] and [email protected].
Funding details
Fully funded PhD studentship covering full tuition plus a €25,000 per year tax-free stipend for four years. Fieldwork across Madagascar, Ireland, and the Netherlands is included.
What's required
Applicants should have a strong background with a 2.1 or equivalent in earth sciences, environmental geochemistry, hydrology, environmental engineering, or a related discipline. A genuine interest in working across disciplinary boundaries is required. The project involves fieldwork across Madagascar, Ireland, and the Netherlands and collaboration with an interdisciplinary team.
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