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We have 44 Development Studies PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in the UK
Development Studies PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in the UK
We have 44 Development Studies PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in the UK
Get paid to do postgraduate study! South and East Network for Social Sciences (SENSS) funding
The South and East Network for Social Sciences (SENSS) offers funding of up to £21,000 per year for you to undertake postgraduate studies, starting in October 2025. Read more
Get paid to do postgraduate study! South and East Network for Social Sciences (SENSS) funding
The South and East Network for Social Sciences (SENSS) offers funding of up to £21,000 per year for you to undertake postgraduate studies, starting in October 2025. Read more
Get paid to do postgraduate study! South and East Network for Social Sciences (SENSS) funding
The South and East Network for Social Sciences (SENSS) offers funding of up to £21,000 per year for you to undertake postgraduate studies, starting in October 2025. Read more
Get paid to do postgraduate study! South and East Network for Social Sciences (SENSS) funding
The South and East Network for Social Sciences (SENSS) offers funding of up to £21,000 per year for you to undertake postgraduate studies, starting in October 2025. Read more
PhDs in Psychology, Sociology and Politics
Sheffield Institute of Social Sciences. Our department works to address contemporary issues in areas like health and wellbeing, social policy and inequality, and international relations. Read more
Regional Trade Agreements and Sustainable Development in Developing Countries
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School of Management
Over the years regional trade agreements have been set up to facilitate trade, intra-regional economic activities and improve business stability and security (Debrah et al., 2024). Read more
Global Development PhD studentships at a leading university
Global Development PhD studentships at a leading university. Pursue a PhD in Global Development at the University of East Anglia (UEA), a top-tier, research-led institution committed to tackling the global challenges that shape our world. Read more
Nation-building following colonisation: does the existence of “sibling” nation-states matter?
As discussed by Anderson (1991), (de)colonisation sometimes leads to one unique successor nation-state (as for Dutch Indonesia) or sometimes instead to several of them (as for British India or French Indochina). Read more
Political Parties in Africa
The Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of Reading seeks to appoint an outstanding and highly motivated PhD candidate for three full years (36 months). Read more
Dividing lines: drivers and solutions to polarisation in democracy
Across democracies around the world, there is widespread partisan polarization. Political conflict is central to democracy. However, democratic functioning is under threat when political identities solidify into polarized groups who are unwilling to engage respectfully with each other. Read more
PhDs in The Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research
Our research focuses on issues of social and economic disadvantage as experienced by places and people. We invite applications for research study in any of our research strengths, which include. Read more
Delegation in Complex Conflicts
In the last decade, principal–agent theory has almost completely dominated theorizing on conflict delegation. Although not without criticism, it is fair to say that principal– agent theory has become the dominant framework through which we have come to study external support to non-state armed groups. Read more
Decisionmaking in the European Union
The Department of Politics at the University of Reading seeks to appoint an outstanding and highly motivated PhD candidate for a period of 3 full years (36 months). Read more
Music and language processing in autism and amusia
Music and language are fundamental traits of human existence. They both rely on complex sound sequences to convey meaning. It has been hotly debated whether the two are processed through distinct cognitive modules or using shared mechanisms. Read more