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Part-time funded PhD studentship in Nursing, Midwifery, Integrated Care, and Digital Health at Trinity College Dublin Trinity College Dublin in Ireland

Degree Level

PhD

Field of study

Nursing

Funding

One part-time funded scholarship for a six-year part-time PhD. The scholarship supports entry into the PhD programme in March or September 2027. Trinity College Dublin will charge an application fee; no stipend amount or tuition details are specified in the post.

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Dec 3, 2026

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Ireland

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Trinity College Dublin

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Nursing
Evidence-based Medicine
Digital Health
Medical Science
Cancer
Integrated Care
Salud Pública
Midwifery
Chronic Illnes

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About this position

Trinity College Dublin and St. James Hospital are offering a part-time funded PhD studentship for entry into the PhD programme in March or September 2027. The opportunity is aimed at nurses and midwives who are not currently registered for a PhD and who want to develop research that improves practice through evidence-based approaches.

The scholarship is linked to the School of Nursing and Midwifery and the Trinity Centre for Practice and Healthcare Innovation (TCPHI). Suggested research areas include Integrated Care, Workforce and People, Digital & Data, Chronic Illness, Cancer care & survivorship, and Evidence-based nursing practice, Research & Innovation. Other topics that improve health outcomes for service users of St. James Hospital and associated partners may also be considered.

This is a one six-year part-time PhD scholarship. The post states that Trinity College Dublin will charge an application fee. No stipend amount or tuition coverage is specified in the text.

Applicants should prepare a cover letter and CV, a 500-word personal statement with career plan, two academic references plus one clinical reference, and a 3,000-word research proposal including abstract, background, aims, methodology, ethics, milestones, strategy fit, dissemination, and impact. A potential TCPHI supervisor will work with the applicant to develop the proposal.

Applications must be submitted through the Trinity College Dublin postgraduate research application link. Informal enquiries can be directed to Snehal Prabhukeluskar at St. James Hospital or Professor Anne-Marie Brady at Trinity College Dublin.

Funding details

One part-time funded scholarship for a six-year part-time PhD. The scholarship supports entry into the PhD programme in March or September 2027. Trinity College Dublin will charge an application fee; no stipend amount or tuition details are specified in the post.

What's required

Open to nurses and midwives who are not currently registered for a PhD and who have a strong desire to discover new practices and knowledge through evidence-based approaches. Applicants must be suitably qualified nurses, develop a robust research proposal with a potential TCPHI supervisor, and submit a cover letter, CV, personal statement including career plan (500 words), two academic references and one clinical reference, and a research proposal of approximately 3,000 words covering abstract, background, aims, methodology, ethics, milestones, strategy fit, dissemination, and impact.

How to apply

Submit the application via the Trinity College Dublin postgraduate research link provided in the post. Prepare and attach the required documents, including CV, cover letter, personal statement, references, and a detailed research proposal. Include the Competition ID number in the subject heading and contact the listed email addresses for informal enquiries if needed.

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