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Justin Kollar

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Funded PhD in Technology, Infrastructure, and the Pacific at the National University of Singapore National University of Singapore in Singapore

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PhD

Field of study

Environmental Science

Funding

Fully funded PhD position.

Deadline

Jan 31, 2027

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Singapore

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National University of Singapore

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Environmental Science
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About this position

Funded PhD opportunity at the National University of Singapore for an August 2027 intake, with formal applications due in January 2027.

The project is based in the Infrastructure Lab in the Department of Architecture, College of Design and Engineering. The research theme is Technology, Infrastructure, and the Pacific, with a broad trans-Pacific focus spanning connections across East and Southeast Asia and the United States.

Research directions may include data centers, semiconductor production, industrial and infrastructure policy, energy systems, and the changing geographies of technology-led development. The supervisor emphasizes that these are not fixed topics and encourages applicants to develop their own questions within this broader agenda.

Suitable backgrounds include planning, geography, public policy, urban studies, STS, political economy, or related fields.

Funding: fully funded PhD position.

How to apply: email [email protected] with a 2-page CV, a 1-page motivation letter including contact details for two referees, and a writing sample is recommended.

Funding details

Fully funded PhD position.

What's required

Applicants should have backgrounds in planning, geography, public policy, urban studies, STS, political economy, or related fields. The post invites prospective PhD students for August 2027 intake and notes formal applications are due in January 2027. A CV, a 1-page motivation letter including contact details for two referees, and a writing sample are requested.

How to apply

Email [email protected] with a 2-page CV, a 1-page motivation letter including contact details for two referees, and optionally a writing sample. Formal applications are due in January 2027 for the August 2027 intake.

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