Camila Mont'Alverne

PhD opportunity in Journalism, Media, and Communication at the University of Strathclyde, focused on news consumption , trust in news , misinformation , and political attitudes . The post is from Camila Mont'Alverne, Lecturer in Journalism, Media, and Communication, who is looking for prospective PhD students to develop a project in this area and apply for an Arts and Humanities Research Council Doctoral Landscape Award (AHRC DLA) . The scholarship is for 2027/28 entry and Strathclyde is offering three PhD scholarships through the AHRC DLA. Funding is described as the standard scholarship, covering fees and a stipend for 3.5 years , with the possibility of an additional six months of funding for training or internship opportunities. The post also states that international students are eligible . Eligibility highlights include a relevant Master’s degree with Merit/Distinction (or being close to completion) and a good honours degree at First Class or Upper Second Class level, or equivalent, from a recognised higher education institution. The research topic should fit the supervisor’s interests in journalism, media, communication, news trust, misinformation, and related political communication themes. Interested candidates are asked to send a DM by 1 October with a brief introduction and an outline of their research interests. The post says the application link is in the comments, so applicants should review that information and discuss project fit before proceeding.