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Economics Key Discipline PhD Scholarship at the University of Nottingham Ningbo China (UNNC) is open for a PhD in Economics. This opportunity is based in the Department of Economics, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, with research areas available through the programme’s research-area listings. The scholarship is for one place and lasts up to 36 months, subject to satisfactory progression. Funding: tuition fees are covered and the scholarship includes a monthly stipend of RMB 4,500. In a...

Monash University is advertising up to 5 full-time PhD scholarships for research on the future of AI . The post is shared by Professor Neil Selwyn and invites prospective doctoral researchers to explore the project titles and full details via the linked page. This is a strong fit for applicants interested in Artificial Intelligence , Computer Science , Information Technology , and related interdisciplinary work on the social and educational implications of AI. Funding: The post confirms that the...

York St John University (UK), in partnership with the Institute of AI Education and AI Education Group Ltd, is advertising a PhD Studentship in AI Literacy in Education . This opportunity supports doctoral research focused on how AI literacy can be developed and studied in educational settings. The post is aimed at candidates interested in education research with an AI / artificial intelligence angle, and it is open to both full-time and part-time PhD study. Funding: the post is described as a f...

Griffith University is offering the Griffith Industry PhD Scholarship Scheme for doctoral research conducted in collaboration with an external organisation or industry partner. This is an Industry PhD opportunity designed for candidates who want to combine academic research with practical, real-world impact. The scholarship supports research under joint supervision from the host organisation and Griffith University. Candidates gain access to industry facilities, technology, expertise, data, and ...

Fully funded PhD studentship at the Aston Institute for Forensic Linguistics (AIFL), Aston University, starting in January 2027 and based in Birmingham, United Kingdom. The project area is open within Forensic Linguistics , Language and Law , or Forensic Data Science . AIFL focuses on language use in legal and forensic contexts and supports research aimed at improving the delivery of justice. Funding includes full tuition fee coverage for three years, a stipend of £21,805 per year, and a £1,000 ...