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Alister Scott

Professor of Built and Natural Environments

Northumbria University

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Research Interests

Environmental Sustainability

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Environmental Politics

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Urban Ecology

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Urban Planning

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Eco-design

30%

Land Use Planning

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Environmental Governance

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Northumbria University

PhD in Environmental Planning and Green Infrastructure at Northumbria University (ESRC NINE DTP)

Professor Alister Scott at Northumbria University is seeking applicants for a PhD position in environmental planning, with a focus on mainstreaming nature, green infrastructure, and natural capital. This opportunity is part of the prestigious ESRC NINE Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP), which supports outstanding doctoral research in the social sciences across seven universities in Northern Ireland and North East England. The ESRC NINE DTP studentship offers a fully funded doctoral program, including tuition fees and a tax-free stipend for three and a half to five and a half years. Additional funding is available for conferences, training, and fieldwork, providing a comprehensive support package for doctoral candidates. The program emphasizes innovative research, real-world impact, and the development of core research skills in a collaborative and internationally recognized research environment. Applicants should have a strong academic background in environmental planning, social sciences, or related disciplines, and a keen interest in topics such as nature mainstreaming, green infrastructure, or natural capital. The competition allows candidates to define and co-design their research question with Professor Scott prior to the application deadline in January 2026. This is an excellent opportunity for motivated students to pursue impactful research in a supportive and dynamic academic setting. To apply, prospective students should contact Professor Alister Scott to discuss their research interests and review the ESRC NINE DTP studentship details. The application process involves co-designing a research proposal and submitting it through the NINE DTP platform before the deadline. For more information, visit the NINE DTP website or connect with Professor Scott via LinkedIn.

1 month ago

Collaborators3

Claire Walsh

Professor at Newcastle University

Newcastle University

UNITED KINGDOM

Holly East

Northumbria University

UNITED KINGDOM

Michael Grace

Birmingham City University

UNITED KINGDOM