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Doctoral Research

The range of doctoral topics at the ECI reflects the international and interdisciplinary nature of the ECI's science and research.

The Environmental Change Institute does not offer an independent doctoral programme but senior ECI researchers are able to supervise students who are admitted to the DPhil programme in the School of Geography and the Environment (SoGE) or other DPhil programmes around the university.

For a full list of current students, their area of study and full profiles, please see our student pages.

Applications

Applications for the DPhil in Geography and Environment are coordinated through the School of Geography and the Environment's International Graduate School and there may be University and college fellowships available to support doctoral studies. Details on the application procedure can be found on the SoGE International Graduate School website.

Funding opportunities for doctoral studies can be found on our vacancies and studentships pages.

Choosing a supervisor

DPhil students are required to identify primary and secondary supervisors. If you wish to work with an ECI researcher you should contact them directly to discuss your proposed topic. The following ECI staff are available as primary DPhil supervisors:

Many members of the School of Geography and the Environment's academic staff have environmental interests and may co-supervise with staff of ECI if they are interested in the project and are not already oversubscribed in terms of supervision.

A modest number of doctoral research positions and fellowships are associated with ECI research projects and in a few cases these may be accommodated within ECI research space.