Muhammad Usman Mazhar

PhD opportunity funded by Collaboratory Research Hub on Engaging Muslim Communities in Local Climate Action: Exploring the Role of Faith-Based Community Partnerships in Nottingham . This project sits within the Collaboratory Cohort 2027 and is a collaboration between Nottingham Business School, Nottingham Trent University, University of Nottingham, and Karimia Institute . The research is strongly aligned with environmental science , climate action , environmental sustainability , community engagement , and faith-based partnerships , with a specific focus on Muslim communities and broader faith communities in Nottingham. The post is shared by Muhammad Usman Mazhar , Associate Professor of Sustainability and Carbon Management, who says he will lead the project with colleagues. The opportunity is intended for a strong PhD candidate interested in practice and policy implications around local climate action and community partnership work. Eligibility: Applicants must qualify for UK Home Fee status . The post explicitly says the studentship is not open to international students for tuition-fee purposes and that applicants whose primary residence is not the UK will not be considered. Funding: The project is funded by Collaboratory Research Hub. No stipend amount is given in the post. How to apply: Read the project details and eligibility criteria at the linked page. Confirm that you meet the UK Home Fee requirement before applying. Use the project link to access the full application information.