Alexandra Hall

Northumbria University is inviting prospective PhD candidates to consider a fully funded doctoral studentship through the NINE DTP competition. The post is shared by Alexandra Hall , Associate Professor in Criminology and pathway lead for Criminology, Prisons and Policing . The opportunity is especially relevant for students interested in criminology , crime , harm , economic crime , illicit markets , regulation , freeports , and special economic zones (SEZs) . Alexandra Hall notes that she is happy to discuss early-stage ideas and connect candidates with supervisors across the pathway. This is a PhD-level opening rather than a postdoctoral or master's call. The post does not list a formal application portal or deadline, but says the NINE DTP doctoral studentship competition opens in September . Interested candidates are encouraged to make contact for an informal conversation before applying through Northumbria University. Contact: [email protected]