Heather Price

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The University of Stirling is inviting applications for the Commonwealth PhD Scholarship in air quality research, aimed at candidates from eligible Commonwealth countries classified as least developed or vulnerable. The scholarship is fully funded by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office and supports doctoral research that addresses developmental needs, with a focus on air quality and environmental science. The opportunity is supervised by Heather Price, Associate Professor in Geography. Applicants must demonstrate academic excellence, provide proof of citizenship, academic transcripts, references, and a supporting statement from a UK supervisor. The application process involves submitting materials via the CSC Central system and through a nominating agency. The scholarship covers tuition, living stipend, and travel, and is designed for those who could not otherwise afford to study in the UK. The deadline for applications is December 28, 2025. Interested candidates should contact Heather Price to discuss proposal ideas and review the official Commonwealth Scholarship website for full details.

💡 Funded PhD opportunity in Air Quality and Environmental Science at the University of Stirling . The project, titled “From sensors to solutions: understanding and reducing air pollution exposure in everyday environments” , is funded through the NERC Iapetus DTP . The research asks what people are actually breathing in the places where they spend time, and how air pollution exposure can be reduced in real-world settings. The project is flexible and can be adapted to the applicant’s background and interests, with possible directions including schools , domestic burning , or occupational exposures . The student will be based on the University of Stirling campus within the School of Life and Environmental Sciences . The post highlights a supportive research environment and opportunities to collaborate with other researchers and organisations working on air quality. Supervision: Heather Price is the primary supervisor, with a wider supervisory team including Christine Braban, Sean Semple, Peter Hunter, and Vivien Swanson. Funding: This is a funded PhD studentship. The post states that fees are covered for Home (UK) students only ; no stipend amount is given in the post. Eligibility / requirements: The project is open to applicants whose experiences and interests align with the topic. The post does not list detailed academic prerequisites, but it specifically notes the Home (UK) fee status restriction. How to apply: Review the linked opportunity page for full details. If interested, contact Heather Price by email in the first instance to discuss the application.