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We have 31 ancient PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Classics and Ancient History - Postgraduate Research Opportunities
The Department of Classics and Ancient History offers the opportunity to carry out postgraduate research in a distinctively wide range of areas, from all the major civilisations of the ancient Mediterranean, to all periods of classical antiquity. Read more
Archaeology and Ancient History - Practice Based PhD
Practice-Based PhD in Archaeology and/or Ancient History – Tuition Fee waivers available for 4 UK and 1 international. The School of Archaeology and Ancient History are inviting applications for five doctoral students to commence a practice-based PhD from September 2023. Read more
Philosophy PhD (option of joint PhD with National University of Singapore)
About Philosophy PhD. The Philosophy Department at King’s is one of the largest research departments in the field in the UK. Read more
Classics PhD
We supervise research across an exceptionally wide range of topics in Greek, Roman and Near Eastern history, archaeology and art, as well as Greek and Latin language, literature and thought, late antique and Byzantine studies, and reception studies. Read more
School of Law - PhD opportunities available
The University of Aberdeen is one of four ancient universities of Scotland. Law was a founding discipline when the University was established in 1495. Read more
An isotope-based approach to quantifying carbon burial in the Proterozoic ocean
Project background. The burial of organic matter in the ocean is a major component of the global carbon cycle, which impacts on global climate. Read more
Archaeology - Postgraduate Research Opportunities
The University of Birmingham has a wide range of expertise in the field of. archaeology. We offer teaching and research supervision in prehistoric, classical, Byzantine, historical, landscape, funerary, and environmental archaeology, as well as Geographical Information Systems and field survey. Read more
PhD position in sulfur isotope geochemistry
Job information. Expected start date in position . 01.04.2023 or upon agreement. Contract length . 1 year, renewable maximum 4 years. Read more
PhD position in microbial geochemistry of pyrite formation
Job information. Expected start date. 1 April 2022 or upon agreement. Contract length. 1 year, renewable maximum 4 years. Activity rate. Read more
University of Liverpool - School of Histories, Languages & Cultures
The School of Histories, Languages and Cultures draws together a unique set of research and teaching expertise found across five departments in the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. Read more
Genomics and machine learning to disentangle the evolutionary and ecological processes of the endangered Spanish imperial eagle and related species
We are seeking a PhD candidate with a strong interest in conservation, genomics, big data analyses and machine learning. About the Project. Read more
Younger Dryas Apocalypse and Archaeological Conspiracism
This project will work across disciplines (palaeoecology, archaeology and human geography) in order to critically analyse current hypotheses within and outside academia about the origin and impact of climate events such as the Younger Dryas climate event (YD) and their impact on the wider public. Read more
Durham Doctoral Teaching Fellowship: Carbon dioxide biology in sustainability and health
Background. The role of carbon dioxide in the history of life on Earth is unequivocal. Global carbon dioxide fixation by ancient bacteria, approximately 2½ billion years ago, generated the atmospheric oxygen that permitted the evolution of the Earth’s dizzying array of multicellular organisms. Read more
SCENARIO - Using geochemical proxies to quantify past climate change in the Andes, South America (SC2023_34)
Background. In South America, more than 80% of the population is reliant on water supplies from mountainous areas for drinking water and agriculture. Read more
Radiates in context: chemical and archaeological analysis of the “Barbarous Radiates” coinage phenomenon in Roman Britain
In the AD 270s and 280s, huge numbers of imitations of copper-alloy radiate coins, usually referred to as ‘barbarous radiates’, were struck in Britain. Read more