Fully Funded PhD Studentships in Social Network Analysis, Stereotypes, and Inequalities University College London in United Kingdom

Kingston University London is recruiting a Future Skills Research Fellow (Quantitative) within the Faculty of Business and Social Sciences, based at the Penrhyn Road campus in London, United Kingdom. This is a full-time, fixed-term research post for four years , funded by The Mohn Westlake Foundation , with a starting salary of £45,025 per annum and a salary range up to £48,820 . There is also a possibility of extension to a fifth year depending on funding. The role sits in Kingston University’s...

Fully funded 4-year PhD opportunity at University College London in Social Networks, Stereotypes, and Social Inequalities , linked to an ERC project . The project is led by Dr. Zsófia Boda . The post highlights a research focus on social networks, stereotypes, and inequality, making it especially relevant for students with interests in Sociology , Psychology , Education , and Statistics . Funding: Fully funded; home and international fees are covered. Eligibility: A first-class Master’s degree i...

Kingston University London is recruiting a Future Skills Research Fellow (Qualitative) within the Faculty of Business and Social Sciences, based at the Penrhyn Road campus in London, United Kingdom . This is a full-time, fixed-term research role for four years, funded by The Mohn Westlake Foundation , with a starting salary of £45,025 per annum and potential extension to a fifth year depending on funding. The post sits in the Behaviour, Business and Policy KERI and supports Kingston’s flagship F...

Professor Mark Rubin at Durham University is sharing a postdoc position connected to recent metascience and open science work. The research themes mentioned include preregistration and the hindsight bias , open science and the marginalization of qualitative work , and the idea that replication failures are good for science . These topics suggest a strong fit for applicants interested in research methodology, reproducibility, scientific reform, and the philosophy/practice of evidence-based resear...

Oxford Centre for Emerging Minds Research (OCEMR) is advertising DPhil opportunities at the University of Oxford for a September/October 2027 start. One highlighted project is “Valuing Difference: Developing Inclusive Peer Ecologies in Neurodiverse Primary Classrooms” , supervised by Shelley McKeown Jones , Connor Keating , and Jiedi Lei . The studentships are funded by the Paul Foundation and provide a stipend plus fees for three years at the UK home fees rate . The funded period must be comple...