HK Stephenson Endowment

PhD studentship opportunity in Architectural Humanities at the University of Sheffield , School of Architecture and Landscape, supported by the HK Stephenson Endowment . This is a 3.5-year fully funded PhD for a Home student . Funding includes home tuition fees, a living allowance stipend at the UKRI Standard Minimum Stipend rate (£21,805 for 2026/27, rising annually with inflation), and additional expenses to be agreed. The project should align with the Situated Humanities Research cluster . Su...

The Bartlett Promise PhD Scholarship at University College London supports UK-domiciled students from backgrounds underrepresented in The Bartlett, UCL’s Faculty of the Built Environment, to pursue an MPhil/PhD . This scholarship offers full tuition fees plus an annual allowance of £22,780 for living and study expenses, along with ongoing academic and career support during the normal duration of the programme. It is aimed at prospective students who already have, or are applying for, an offer on...

University of Glasgow College of Social Sciences is advertising a funded PhD scholarship in European energy poverty governance , with a project titled Energy Divides in Europe: Mapping gaps in governing for transformative alleviation of energy poverty . The project sits in the School of Social and Political Sciences , within the Division of Urban Studies and Social Policy, and is linked to Professor Harriet Thomson’s ERC project Energy Divides in Europe: Closing Gaps in Understanding for Transfo...

King’s College London’s Leverhulme Centre for Research on Slavery in War is offering one fully funded doctoral studentship starting from February 2026. This PhD opportunity sits within the Department of War Studies and the wider Leverhulme Centre for Research on Slavery in War, a ten-year, £10 million initiative jointly led by King’s College London and the University of Nottingham’s Rights Lab. The Centre is building a new interdisciplinary field around the slavery-war nexus, with research spann...

Fully funded PhD studentship on social acceptability of biodiversity-friendly grassland management at Anglia Ruskin University , in collaboration with Cambridge City Council . The project asks how people perceive current and future wildlife-friendly grassland management options and how public attitudes may shape biodiversity-focused land management. It is a good fit for candidates interested in environmental science , biology , agriculture , and the social dimensions of conservation and land-use...