Gesche Huebner
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Link between climate-induced heat and patterns of violence University of Exeter in United Kingdom
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
For eligible home students, the award covers full tuition fees and a tax-free annual stipend of at least £20,780 for four years. International students receive partial tuition coverage (approx. £25,000) but no living stipend, and must cover visa, healthcare, and relocation costs.
Deadline
Expired
Country
United Kingdom
University
University of Exeter
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About this position
We are inviting applications for a fully-funded PhD starting 2025/26. This project will explore the link between climate-induced heat and patterns of violence in the UK, with a focus on health impacts and inequalities.
?? Research includes:
Linking weather data with violent crime and domestic abuse reports
Quantifying health impacts of climate-related violence
Engaging stakeholders from policy, healthcare, and law enforcement
?? Who should apply?
Backgrounds in climate science, psychology, public health, environmental science, law, math, or computer science are welcome. Experience with data analysis and programming is essential.
?? Location: European Centre for Environment and Human Health, Penryn Campus, Cornwall
This is a unique opportunity to combine climate research with public health and social impact.
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Gesche Huebner Cornelia Guell Peter Cox Frederike Garbe ECEHH European Centre for Environment and Human Health University of Exeter
Funding details
For eligible home students, the award covers full tuition fees and a tax-free annual stipend of at least £20,780 for four years. International students receive partial tuition coverage (approx. £25,000) but no living stipend, and must cover visa, healthcare, and relocation costs.
What's required
Applicants should have a background in climate science, psychology, public health, environmental science, law, mathematics, or computer science. Experience with data analysis and programming is essential. Eligibility for home fees is required for full funding; international students may apply but must cover part of tuition and all living costs. Studentship awards are based on merit. Applicants should be able to work with large datasets and conduct statistical analysis.
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Professor at University of Exeter
United Kingdom
Research Interests
English Language
Environmental Science
Psychology
Jurisprudence
Human Health
Professor at University of Exeter
United Kingdom
Research Interests
Climate Science
Climatology
Climate Dynamics
Carbon Sequestration
Ecosystem Dynamics
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