Funded PhD in Psychology at University of East Anglia University of East Anglia in United Kingdom

Postdoctoral position in cognitive computational neuroscience at the University of Birmingham , advertised by Matthew Apps (Full Professor of Cognitive Computational Neuroscience). The project is funded by the Wellcome Trust Discovery Award and is being run in collaboration with Masud Husain , Catherine Harmer , and Simon Little . The research aims to understand the neural and computational mechanisms of apathy in healthy people. Core methods include large-scale online testing , brain imaging , ...

University of York’s Department of Psychology is advertising PhD research opportunities in a research-intensive environment with strong facilities and training support. The programme includes three main doctoral routes: PhD in Psychology , PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroimaging , and PhD in Psycholinguistics . Students can benefit from first-year modules, ongoing research-skills training, academic tools sessions, weekly research seminars, and access to specialised facilities such as the ...

Funded PhD opportunity at Lancaster University in the Department of Psychology for students worldwide. The programme supports research across developmental psychology , cognitive psychology , neuroscience , neurocognition , and social processes . The department also highlights related areas such as forensic psychology, neuropsychology, organisational psychology, speech science, nutrition, and cyber security. Students can work in an international and interdisciplinary research community with acce...

3-Year PhD Studentship in Neural Mechanisms of Subjective Perception at University College London (UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology, Department of Imaging Neuroscience). This PhD project investigates how prior knowledge and predictions shape visual perception, with a particular focus on the role of hippocampal subfields and theta oscillations in coordinating prediction and perception. The work uses cutting-edge 7T fMRI and MEG , making it a strong fit for students interested in neuroscien...

PhD opportunity at the University of Birmingham in Implicit Theory of Mind in Bilingual Infants , based in the School of Psychology. This project investigates how bilingual experience shapes the earliest development of social cognition and Theory of Mind in infancy. The research is supervised by Prof. Andrea Krott and Dr. Barbara Pomiechowska , and the post is linked to developmental psychology, cognitive science, neuroscience, and infant EEG/developmental cognitive neuroscience. Funding: compet...