ESRC-BBSRC PhD Studentships in Biosocial Research 2022/23

Tuition fees for 4 years

Annual maintenance stipend (£16,062 for 2022/23)

Biosocial research is an exciting new area of study. We are seeking bright, motivated applicants to form the first cohort of students in the new Soc-B Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Biosocial Science jointly funded by the Economic and Social Research Council and the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council.

4 years full-time (part-time option subject to final confirmation)

Please see CDT website

See entry requirements for relevant PhD programme .

Candidates must apply to only ONE of the three participating Soc-B institutions (UCL, University of Manchester or University of Essex).

Each of the three institutions will interview a short-list of applicants and the successful candidates applications will be put forward to the central CDT Board of Directors for consideration.

The successful candidate(s) will be required to then undergo the normal PhD application procedure for the University.

CDT Board of Directors.

Please see https://www.ucl.ac.uk/soc-b-biosocial-doctoral-training/home/how-apply

As a graduate of the innovative Soc-B programme, you will be one of a cadre of cutting-edge researchers with the theoretical knowledge, analytic capabilities and communication skills to capitalise on these investments and make major advances in biosocial research in the future.

The studentships are based across social and biological science departments in 3 centres of excellence in biosocial research: UCL, University of Manchester and University of Essex. The studentships are for 4 years with the first year spent in project rotations and biosocial training before selecting a PhD research topic for years 2-4. See the CDT website  for details of participating departments and supervisors as well as the application process.