Funded PhD Fellowship in Health Economics and Public Economics on Sufficiency, Mobility Transitions, and Sustainability University of Tasmania in

Funded PhD fellowship opportunity in Belgium focused on health economics, public economics, and sustainability-related research.

The project is described as working with Sandy Tubeuf on sufficiency, mobility transitions, and sustainability. This suggests a research agenda at the intersection of economics, policy, and transition studies, with possible relevance to health systems and broader social/environmental change.

The post is shared by Martin Hensher, Henry Baldwin Professorial Research Fellow in Health System Sustainability at the University of Tasmania. The opportunity itself is located in Belgium.

This is explicitly described as a funded PhD fellowship. No stipend amount, tuition details, or deadline are provided in the post.

Ideal applicants would likely have a strong interest in economics research, especially health economics or public economics, and motivation to work on sustainability and transition topics. For application details, use the linked post and follow the instructions from the organisers.