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The fully funded PhD positions with a tax-free stipend are great incentives for top-tier candidates, especially with the chance to be part of groundbreaking research in oncology and nanotechnology.

International students are welcome to apply and the successful candidate(s) will have their fees paid and a tax-free stipend of £19,237 per year for 3 years.

The expectation for strong academic qualifications, like a 1st Class or Distinction degree, and prior experience with publishing papers will certainly attract high-caliber applicants.

The fact that international students are welcome adds an extra layer of accessibility to this opportunity, making it open to talented researchers from around the world. It’s clear this will be a highly competitive selection process, so applicants will need to be well-prepared with a solid CV, research proposal, and evidence of high-quality work.

Deadline to apply is 10th February

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The combination of chemistry, biology, and medicine to develop nanocrystals for oncological applications, particularly in breast cancer, has the potential to make a huge difference in medical imaging and cancer treatment. Ghent University is a renowned institution with an excellent reputation for interdisciplinary research, so it must be an exciting place to collaborate with experts from various fields.

The focus on translational research is especially appealing, as it bridges the gap between scientific discovery and real-world medical applications, which can lead to significant advancements in patient care. If you’re passionate about oncology, medical imaging, and cutting-edge research, this could be an amazing opportunity to contribute to a growing field.

Application deadline: 28/02/2025

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The PhD program on Innovation, Economics, Governance, and Sustainable Development (IEGSD) at UNU-MERIT is an excellent opportunity for those passionate about driving transformative change through research. The integration of UNU-MERIT with Maastricht University provides a strong foundation, combining the resources and expertise of the United Nations University with the academic rigor of a well-established European institution.

With a focus on the effects of innovation, public policies, and governance on global development, this program seems like a perfect fit for individuals who want to make a meaningful impact on pressing global challenges. The connection with UN organizations also offers unique opportunities for networking and engagement with policy-makers, ensuring that the research has real-world relevance.

This kind of PhD could really shape someone’s career, especially for those interested in the intersection of development, governance, and sustainable innovation.

The focus on key technological trends and policy initiatives that influence sustainable development aligns perfectly with the global push to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The broad scope, which includes poverty reduction, clean water and energy, health, education, and climate action, ensures that research conducted through this program has a real-world, positive effect on addressing some of the world’s most pressing challenges.

It’s great that the program combines academic rigor with policy relevance, giving candidates the tools they need to not only contribute to academic knowledge but also to drive practical change. The focus on these critical intersections will definitely help researchers create solutions that are both innovative and deeply impactful.

This could be an amazing opportunity for someone passionate about sustainability and global development.

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Start date: September 2025
Deadline: 15 February 2025

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The International Climate Protection Fellowship from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation is an incredible opportunity for individuals working on climate protection and resource conservation in developing or transition countries. The fellowship not only offers a platform to advance your work but also emphasizes diversity and inclusivity, which is fantastic for fostering a global community of changemakers from all backgrounds.

The fellowship’s support for female leaders and underrepresented groups is particularly notable, helping ensure that a broad range of voices and perspectives contribute to tackling climate challenges. It’s great to see such an inclusive and diverse approach to global environmental efforts.

Deadline: 1st Feb. 2025

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DREAM+PLAN is an amazing initiative that not only fosters academic growth but also aligns with global efforts to tackle climate-related challenges. The fact that the program involves such a diverse consortium—ranging from universities to multinationals and NGOs—offers an incredible opportunity for interdisciplinary collaboration and real-world impact. The emphasis on sustainability, fairness, and inclusivity makes it especially relevant for those passionate about creating positive environmental and societal change.

It’s great that applicants can apply for multiple research positions within the program, giving them a chance to explore different projects and align their work with their passions and expertise. This could be an excellent opportunity for researchers looking to combine academic rigor with practical, transformative outcomes.

You can apply for up to 3 different positions. For each position, you must choose one of the 3 research projects proposed.

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: 13 March 2024

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The PhD program in Materials Science and Engineering at your Potsdam campus sounds like an exciting opportunity for anyone interested in advanced materials and their global applications! Materials science is such a versatile field, with endless possibilities across industries like technology, manufacturing, energy, and healthcare. The program’s broad and deep approach seems like it would prepare students for impactful careers in both research and practical applications.

It’s great that the program offers such a wide range of potential career paths, from academia to government and nonprofits, making it accessible for many types of professionals.

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The collaboration between researchers in Africa and the University of Cambridge on climate resilience and sustainability will not only drive important research but also build a lasting network of expertise across continents. The flexibility in the types of research—from sciences to humanities and arts—opens the door for diverse and innovative approaches to tackling climate issues.

The Research Catalyst Grant and Workshop Grant are great starting points for researchers looking to make an impact. It’s exciting that the preliminary results from these grants could potentially lead to larger, more significant funding. Given the £7.7 million investment and the multi-year support from the Mastercard Foundation, this research fund could really shape the future of climate research and sustainability efforts.

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Deadline: March 21, 2025

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University of Ottawa taking steps to make higher education more accessible for international students! Offering reductions in tuition fees can significantly ease the financial burden, especially for those from countries where education costs can be higher. This initiative not only supports academic goals but also enriches the university’s global community.

To be eligible for these scholarships, international students must meet the following criteria:

  • be a citizen of any country in Africa or one of the countries listed 
  • be newly admitted in the fall 2024 term or after, in one of the eligible undergraduate programs offered in English in one of the faculties listed
  • not enroll in the French immersion stream
  • have a valid study permit when classes start
  • be enrolled full time.

Note: Canadian citizens with dual citizenship (Canada and another country) are not eligible since they already qualify for Canadian tuition rates.

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Opportunity for students from sub-Saharan Africa and the Maghreb regions! The Excellence Scholarship from the University of Laval sounds like it could be a game-changer for those looking to pursue business administration. It’s great that they’re supporting both academic achievement and financial need, making education more accessible.

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An amazing opportunity for women in STEM! The British Council Women in STEM Scholarship would be a fantastic way to advance one’s education and career while gaining exposure to new opportunities. It’s incredible how they cover all the expenses—tuition, living costs, travel, and health insurance.

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Deadline: April 30, 2025