PhD in Sociology: Neurodivergence, Lifecourse, and Family Violence Durham University in United Kingdom

Fully funded PhD opportunity at the University of Portsmouth on Neurodivergence, Homelessness and Social Justice: Co-producing More Inclusive Homelessness Services through an Intersectional Approach . This project focuses on intersectional neurodivergent experiences of homelessness and access to homelessness services. The successful applicant will work with Dr Gemma Williams and Dr Jennifer Roddis to develop a co-productive research project . Relevant academic interests include qualitative resea...

Flinders University is advertising a PhD scholarship within the Talent Access Partnerships (TAP) initiative, a South Australian program based in Adelaide focused on creating employment opportunities for people with disability, with particular attention to autistic jobseekers . The project examines how employer confidence , job customisation , and industry-cluster networks contribute to sustainable employment outcomes. The thesis is by publication and will combine a systematic review , longitudin...

Fully funded PhD studentship at the University of Nottingham for a community-engaged project titled Rooted Pathways: Community-led routes into STEM apprenticeships and careers for Nottingham’s Black and racially minoritised communities . The project will explore how Black African, Caribbean and Black British young people in Nottingham navigate STEM apprenticeships and STEM careers , and how community knowledge, histories, and relationships can help address barriers such as limited support, unequ...

Cardiff University’s School of Psychology is offering several fully funded WGSSS (ESRC DTP) PhD studentships in the Psychology Pathway , starting in October 2027 . This opportunity is aimed at students interested in doctoral research in psychology within the wider social sciences environment of the Wales Graduate School for the Social Sciences (WGSSS) . The studentship is open to both home and international applicants, and up to 30% of the cohort may be international. Funding includes tuition fe...

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...