Climate Change in Malawi Phd Studentship at Leeds

Date: Thursday 7 January 2016

Climate Research Doctoral Training Programme

The Priestley Centre is launching its Climate Research Doctoral Training Programme with a suite of fully-funded PhD studentship opportunities. The projects provide an excellent opportunity to undertake ground-breaking research aimed towards delivering global climate solutions. Successful applicants will become part of internationally leading research teams that work across disciplinary boundaries and are committed to training a new generation of climate researchers.

The studentships are for study commencing in October 2016 and are available via the Leeds Anniversary Research Scholarships (LARS) scheme. The awards are for full-time study and provide academic fees at the University of Leeds and a maintenance grant. The deadline is 11th March 2016.

The link to the competition:

http://www.picc.leeds.ac.uk/opportunities/climate-research-doctoral-training-programme/

Further info on the specific project on 'Evidence-based Policy for Climate Smart Agriculture in Malawi' supervised by Dr Stephen Whitfield (SEE), Dr Emma-Louise Anderson (POLIS) and Prof Tim Benton (Biological Sciences).

http://www.see.leeds.ac.uk/admissions-and-study/research-degrees/lars-scholarships/evidence-based-policy-for-climate-smart-agriculture-in-malawi/