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We have 10 Human Geography PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students in Newcastle
Human Geography PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students in Newcastle
We have 10 Human Geography PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students in Newcastle
The role of women’s organisations in social dialogue for gender just transitions in global food supply chains (NBC25/JENKINS)
This project is a collaborative PhD, funded by Northern Bridge doctoral training partnership. The project is jointly supervised by Prof Katy Jenkins, Dr Sarah Peck and Dr Paul Griffin, in partnership with Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) and Women Working Worldwide (WWW). Read more
Exploring the Ruins of Modernist Urbanism (IDRT25/EE/UF/MILLER)
In the 1960s, Newcastle set out to be on the forefront of modernist urban design. In pursuit of becoming the “Brasilia of the North”, local authorities set out on an ambitious agenda of reshaping the city and the way its inhabitants moved through space and encounter each other and the city itself. Read more
Mobility Transitions: e-scooter Community Identities, Environmental Citizenship and Quality of LIfe Factors (IDRT25/BL/UF/WILSON)
E-scooters, as a form of shared micro-mobility, are gaining popularity worldwide but are also facing controversy in terms of local adoption and efficacy. Read more
Improving mobility systems within cities through a co-designed urban digital twin to support collaborative planning and engagement activities (IDRT25/EE/UF/ROGAGE)
Cities are experienced and navigated by a diverse range of users utilising a variety of mobility systems. Interventions seek to improve urban mobility to be more connected, inclusive and sustainable, improving the health, wellbeing and quality of life for city occupants. Read more
Maroon Landscapes: Past and Present (RDF25/EE/GES/ZAVALAGUILLEN)
Challenging and undervalued landscapes provided the ideal environment for fugitives from slavery to spatialise their emancipation (Wright, 2021). Read more
Faith, religion, belief and global development (RDF25/EE/GES/PECK)
The intersections between faith, religion, belief and global development are multiple and complex. In many countries religion has a foundational role in many aspects of society, and faith-based actors are key agents for development (Tomalin et al., 2019). Read more
Gender and volunteer participation in the North East of England: An exploration of disparities (RDF25/HLS/SWECW/HESLOP)
Volunteering, defined as planned and sustained unpaid work or activity to benefit others outside of the family or household in which the individual freely chooses to participate, provides some unique benefits to organisations, recipients, and the volunteers themselves (Salamon & Sokolowski 2016). Read more
Optimizing Bespoke Concrete Plant Layouts for Sustainable Offsite Construction: A Lean-BIM Integrated Framework (SF24/EE/ABE/SULIMAN)
As highlighted in the 2022 UK Guidance Note on Carbon Net Zero and sustainability in construction, the construction industry generates over 60% of the waste produced in the UK. Read more
Re-Configuring the sustainable city: an evidence-based framework for an inclusive and healthy community (SF24/EE/ABE/OZBIL TORUN)
Climate change, hybrid working, and the pandemic have triggered significant changes in cities, including inner-city shrinkage and shifts in transportation modes and lifestyles. Read more
Developing an interrelated bottom-up understanding of the issues experience by women football players by listening to the stories they want to tell (ref: SF24/HLS/SER/COOK)
The proposed study aims to provide a novel insight into the complex stories women who play football want to tell. Read more
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