KU Leuven doctoral fellowship

Doctoral researcher in Intellectual Property Law at KU Leuven The KU Leuven Centre for IT & IP Law (CiTiP), part of the Faculty of Law and Criminology in Leuven, is recruiting a highly motivated doctoral researcher for a full-time PhD position. The project is linked to the internally funded C2 research project “Technological intermediation and consumerisation of human creativity” and is situated within CiTiP’s long-standing research environment in intellectual property law, ICT law, privacy, cyb...

Copenhagen Business School (CBS) invites applications for a three-year PhD scholarship in AI Regulation and Risk at the Department of Business Humanities and Law. The position is based in Copenhagen, Denmark, with an expected start date of 1 February 2027 . This is a fully salaried PhD scholarship and includes tuition fees, office space, and support for course and travel costs according to the current CBS agreement. The project sits within the CBS LAW group, which works on business law from both...

Northumbria University is inviting prospective PhD candidates to consider a fully funded doctoral studentship through the NINE DTP competition. The post is shared by Alexandra Hall , Associate Professor in Criminology and pathway lead for Criminology, Prisons and Policing . The opportunity is especially relevant for students interested in criminology , crime , harm , economic crime , illicit markets , regulation , freeports , and special economic zones (SEZs) . Alexandra Hall notes that she is h...

Fully funded PhD studentships in Law are available at the University of East Anglia (UEA) , School of Law, in Norwich, United Kingdom . The call welcomes outstanding Home and International candidates for a funded doctoral programme supported through the SENSS Doctoral Training Partnership . Research areas include Commercial and Company Law, Contract Law, Competition Law, International and EU Law, Media, Technology and Intellectual Property Law, Environmental Law, Criminal Law and Criminology, Me...

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 ...