PhD scholarship

MESPOM Erasmus Mundus Master in Environmental Sciences 2027–2029 is a joint European master’s programme offered by the MESPOM Consortium. The programme spans multiple European locations, including Austria, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and Greece, and is presented as a fully funded opportunity with a full tuition waiver, a monthly living stipend of €1,400, and travel grants. This is a strong fit for students interested in Environmental Science and related interdisciplinary areas such as Biology an...

Erasmus Mundus IMBRSea Master's Programme 2027–2029 is an international master's opportunity in marine biological resources , with a strong focus on marine biology and marine conservation . The programme is offered by the IMBRSea Consortium and includes mobility across Europe, with study and training opportunities in countries such as Belgium, France, Portugal, and Italy. This is a fully funded Erasmus Mundus scholarship opportunity, and the post highlights a monthly stipend of €1,400 . It is ai...

ABCD Future Environmental Leaders Scholarships 2027 is a PhD-level doctoral scholarship aimed at students from developing countries who want to pursue environmental science research with practical impact. The post highlights opportunities connected to RWTH Aachen University and TU Dresden in Germany, with a focus on translating environmental research into real-world solutions. The scholarship is described as fully funded and includes a stipend. This is a good fit for applicants interested in env...

Graduate Research Scholarships at the University of Melbourne are available for high-achieving domestic and international students enrolling in a Masters by Research or PhD degree. The post highlights the Melbourne Research Scholarship and Research Training Program (RTP) Scholarship , with 600 awards available across all study areas . Funding includes a full fee offset / 100% fee remission for up to 2 years for Masters by Research or up to 4 years for PhD, plus a living allowance of $41,100 per ...

Funded PhD opportunity at The University of Western Australia (UWA) in coral resilience and assisted adaptation. The School of Biological Sciences at UWA is advertising a PhD project titled “Scaling Resilience: Molecular High-Throughput Adaptation Strategies for Coral Resilience.” The research is supervised by Dr Kate Quigley and focuses on improving coral resilience to ocean warming through the experimental evolution of coral-associated Symbiodiniaceae . The project will examine thermal limits,...