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Funded PhD Studentships in International Space Law, EU Private International Law, and Data & Artificial Intelligence Regulation University of Westminster in United Kingdom
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
European Union Law
Funding
10 funded doctoral studentships are available for PhD study at the University of Westminster. The post says to see the official call for full funding details; no stipend amount is provided in the text.
Deadline
Feb 5, 2027
Country
United Kingdom
University
University of Westminster
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About this position
Applications are open for 10 funded doctoral studentships at the University of Westminster. This opportunity is aimed at prospective PhD students whose research interests connect with International Space Law, EU Private International Law, or Data and Artificial Intelligence Regulation.
The advertised research themes include the commercialisation of space activities, liability and responsibility in space, dispute resolution, legal issues arising from new technologies, and the regulation of data and AI, including the EU AI Act and GDPR.
The post is associated with Filippo Marchetti, Associate Professor of International Law and Technology, who indicates a willingness to supervise strong candidates and invites interested applicants to contact him for an informal discussion if they are unsure about the fit of their proposal.
These are Quintin Hogg Trust (QHT) studentships for 2027-28. The post states that the studentships are funded, but it does not include a stipend amount or further financial breakdown in the text provided. Applicants are directed to the official call for full eligibility and funding information.
Deadline: 5 February 2027.
Good fit for applicants with backgrounds or interests in: international law, space law, EU law, private international law, legal regulation of AI, data protection law, technology law, and related socio-legal research.
Next step: review the official call and application process via the provided link, confirm eligibility, and apply before the deadline.
Funding details
10 funded doctoral studentships are available for PhD study at the University of Westminster. The post says to see the official call for full funding details; no stipend amount is provided in the text.
What's required
Prospective PhD candidates should have research interests aligned with International Space Law, EU Private International Law, or Data and Artificial Intelligence Regulation. The post invites strong candidates and asks them to check the official call for eligibility and funding details; applicants may also contact the supervisor for an informal discussion if unsure about fit.
How to apply
Read the official studentship call and application guidance on the University of Westminster website. Check eligibility and funding details in the full call, then submit an application by the deadline. You may also contact Filippo Marchetti for an informal discussion if your project fits the advertised areas.
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Professors
Associate Professor of International Law and Technology
United Kingdom
Research Interests
Law
Privacy Law
European Union Law
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