ESRC studentship

Leeds Access to Research Scholarship 2027 (PGR-F-474) is a doctoral funding opportunity at the University of Leeds for prospective postgraduate researchers from Black, Asian and other minoritised ethnic groups. The scholarship is available for PhD / research degree study across all Faculties in Session 2027/28. This is a scholarship/studentship rather than a job opening. It supports applicants who are eligible for Home (UK) fee status or who have refugee/asylum seeker/humanitarian protection sta...

Fully funded PhD opportunity in Neuroscience at the University of Sussex (UK) through the Sussex Neuroscience 4-Year PhD Programme. This call is aimed at students interested in motor control , neural circuits , movement disorders , and the biological mechanisms underlying movement. The programme offers up to four funded places for September 2027 entry. Funding: full tuition fees are covered, including international tuition, plus a maintenance stipend of £21,805 per year at the 2026/27 UKRI rate....

Cardiff University offers Postgraduate Taught Scholarships for students beginning a recognised Master’s degree at the university in the United Kingdom. The award is a tuition fee discount rather than a cash payment, and it supports full-time study across eligible taught master’s pathways. The scholarship is administered by Cardiff University and is designed to help many students across the postgraduate taught portfolio. It can be used for interdisciplinary Master’s programmes involving lectures,...

This PhD project investigates the psychological impact of AI-simulated deceased loved ones on the grief process. It examines how digitally generated representations of people who have died may affect bereavement, emotional wellbeing and mental health. The project is offered through the Midlands+ Mental Health and Neuroscience PhD Programme for Healthcare Professionals and is intended for clinicians. The topic connects digital technology for mental health with psychological and clinical research ...

PhD opportunity in the Cognitive Neuroscience of Language at the University of Birmingham . The project, Keeping Up with Conversation: Bilingualism and the Resilient Ageing Brain , is co-supervised by Tamara Swaab , Andrea Krott , and Eleanor Huizeling . It sits at the intersection of language processing , bilingualism , prediction , attention , speech perception , gestures , and cognitive ageing . The student will investigate how younger and older adults use speech, visible speech, and gestures...