Ellen Williams

Funded PhD studentships are being advertised through the MIBTP programme, with projects linked to animal behaviour, animal welfare, veterinary education, farm animal welfare, and epigenetics. The post highlights several opportunities associated with Harper Adams University and collaborators, including work on Eurasian red squirrels, welfare practices in veterinary education, the impact of farm animal use in education, and the long-term effects of captivity in common carp. These are research-focused PhD openings for students interested in applied animal science, welfare science, and related biological research. The projects involve collaboration with external partners such as Peak Wildlife Park and other academic co-supervisors. The post does not provide detailed eligibility criteria, but the opportunities are clearly framed as funded PhD studentships. Deadline: 23 November. Further project details and application guidance are available via the links in the post, including a general opportunities page that will be updated as more projects are added.