Imrose Muhit

Expression of Interest invited for a fully funded Commonwealth PhD Scholarship at Durham University in the area of durable, low-carbon, and climate-resilient infrastructure . The opportunity is being shared by Imrose Muhit , Assistant Professor at Durham University, who will support one or two exceptionally strong applications. The scholarship is aimed at outstanding candidates from eligible Commonwealth countries who want to pursue doctoral research with a strong sustainability and development focus. Research interests / fit: candidates should align their proposal with the supervisor’s expertise in infrastructure resilience, low-carbon systems, and sustainable development. The post emphasizes research that can contribute to the sustainable development of the applicant’s home country. Funding: fully funded under the Commonwealth PhD Scholarship Scheme. The post also mentions full guidance and support during the application process, including feedback on research proposals and scholarship preparation. Eligibility highlights: applicants must be from eligible Commonwealth countries and should have a strong academic background, a clear research vision, and a competitive proposal. Candidates should also identify the intended nominating agency/organisation and confirm that they meet its eligibility criteria. What to submit: an up-to-date CV, a concise research proposal of no more than 500 words, and details of the nominating agency/organisation with a brief explanation of eligibility. Deadlines: the official Commonwealth Scholarship deadline is 20 October 2026, but the EOI deadline to the supervisor is 25 September 2026. Applicants are informed of EOI outcomes by 28 September 2026. How to apply: review the official scholarship information and the Durham University profile, then email the requested documents to the supervisor before the EOI deadline.