The School of Psychology at Queen’s University Belfast invites applications for the following fully funded PhD’s.
The full-time studentships below are funded by the Northern Ireland Department for the Economy (DfE). Funded studentships may cover maintenance and fees for a maximum of three years, (3.5 for DTP) depending on residency status. Forfurther details re eligibility criteria (including academic, citizenship and residency criteria) please click on the DfE Research Eligibility Guidance Notes: https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/articles/department-economy-studentships.
• Assessing Post-traumatic Stress Disorder in a population of Colombians exposed to Armed Conflict.
• Improving attitudes towards gender equality initiatives: An examination of long-term effects of interventions.
• DTPSCIDM: Embedding intentions in robot motion patterns: capitalizing on human perceptual skills.
We are also advertising for the following unfunded projects:
• Developing Belief: The Development of Religious Cognition and Behaviour in Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland.
• The spatiotemporal movement control of manual interception.
• Measuring effects of ageing on cortical activity during posture-cognitive multitasking using fNIRS.
• Improving the Assessment of Dark Personalities and the Prediction of Outcomes.
• Does online intergroup contact change people’s intergroup behaviour?
The School welcomes applications from international students. Mobility allowances of up to £500 per year to cover travel expenses to Belfast will normally be available to successful candidates eligible for QUB international tuition fee rates. Note that international students do not normally meet the residency criteria set out for DfE funded studentships.
For a full description of our current projects please visit the following link https://www.qub.ac.uk/courses/postgraduate-research/phd-opportunities/ and go to School of Psychology. See also How to Apply: http://www.qub.ac.uk/Study/PostgraduateStudy/How-to-apply/)
Applicants must have at least a 2.1 degree (or equivalent) in Psychology or a related subject.
The School welcomes applications from international students. Mobility allowances of up to £500 per year to cover travel expenses to Belfast will normally be available to successful candidates eligible for QUB international tuition fee rates.
The University is committed a policy of equal opportunity. Prospective students with a disability or long term condition are encouraged to disclose as early as possible in the application and selection process by contacting admissions@qub.ac.uk. Upon disclosure the University will ensure appropriate reasonable adjustments and additional supports can be put in place for applicants. Reasonable adjustments and additional supports will be determined on an individual basis, in line with the course entry requirements to ensure selection standards are maintained.
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