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Western Sydney University and the Law and Justice Foundation of NSW are advertising a PhD Scholarship focused on legal needs , access to justice , and intersecting inequalities . The project is linked to an ARC DECRA study examining why legal problems arise, how intersectional disadvantage shapes justice outcomes, and how evidence can inform justice reform. The research will use a large-scale 2026 national legal needs survey dataset and a mixed-methods approach. Suitable applicants should have a...

University of Reading School of Law is advertising a PhD studentship in Law or Criminology for an Autumn 2027 start. This is a fully funded doctoral opportunity for either home or international applicants. The award covers tuition fees and provides a UKRI-level stipend of £21,805 for 2026/2027 per year for up to 4 years . The post also notes that separately remunerated lecturing or tutoring opportunities may be available during the PhD. Research areas highlighted in the post include Law and Crim...

PhD Scholarship Opportunity: Implementation Science in Community Mental Health and Wellbeing The Australian Institute of Health Innovation (AIHI) is advertising a PhD scholarship focused on implementation science in community mental health and wellbeing . The project examines how innovative, community-based approaches can be successfully implemented, embedded, and sustained in real-world settings. The successful PhD candidate will work alongside Primary and Community Care Services (PCCS) and par...

PhD opportunity at the Justice Health Research Program, University of New South Wales (UNSW Sydney) for a project titled “Developing a whole-of-setting model of care project for trans people in prison.” This is a funded PhD under the UNSW Scientia scholarship PhD scheme and is part of an MRFF-funded research project. The position offers a 3.5-year scholarship with an annual tax-free stipend of AUD 39,991 . In addition, the project provides a one-off AUD 25,000 global mobility grant for travel to...

This PhD scholarship at Queensland University of Technology (QUT) offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the field of Black Justice Journalism, focusing on ethical frameworks for Indigenous media and justice for First Nations people. The scholarship is part of Dr Amy McQuire’s Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) Project, 'Building Black Justice Journalism.' The project foregrounds Black Witnesses, centers marginalized voices, and aims to disrupt dehumanizing representations of ...