Nottingham Trent University is offering 34 fully funded PhD studentships for UK applicants across its strategic research themes: Safety and Sustainability, Health Innovation, and Digital, Technology and Creative. These studentships provide an excellent opportunity for aspiring researchers to join a vibrant academic community and contribute to impactful research in areas such as criminology, public health, environmental science, and digital innovation. The positions are open to UK citizens or residents, and successful candidates will receive full tuition coverage and a stipend for the duration of their studies. The university encourages applicants with strong academic backgrounds and interests aligned with the advertised themes to apply. Interested candidates should review the details and application instructions provided on the NTU Research website and submit their applications before the closing date of 13 February 2026. An online NTU Studentships Discovery Webinar is also available for prospective applicants to learn more about the opportunities and ask questions. This initiative is led by Professor Andy Newton, Professor of Criminology and Policing at Nottingham Trent University, who is actively involved in recruiting and supporting new PhD students. For more information, visit the provided links and explore the research areas that best match your interests and qualifications.