The Open University (KMi) invite applications for a full-time PhD studentship starting on October 01 2021. Project proposals are sought in research areas Knowledge Media and Data Science. The studentship is for three years and cover fees, a stipend (£15,285 per annum) and an annual research allowance.
Summary
| Scholarship Sponsor | The Open University |
| Scholarships level | PhD studentship |
| Award Amount | The studentship is for three years and cover fees, a stipend (£15,285 per annum) and an annual research allowance. |
| Fellowship Period | Three years |
| Study area | Faculty of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics |
| Opening date | February 04 2021 |
| Closing date | March 31 2021 |
Project Description
REF: STEM-KMi-PhD
The Knowledge Media Institute (KMi) invite applications for a full-time PhD studentship starting on October 01 2021. Project proposals are sought in the following research areas:
- Blockchains and decentralised systems
- Computational social science
- Data science and extended intelligence
- New media in society
Application Deadline
The deadline for applications is March 31 2021
Eligibility
A list of the topics can be found online at http://kmi.open.ac.uk/studentships/vacancies
The studentship is for three years and cover fees, a stipend (£15,285 per annum) and an annual research allowance. The successful candidates will be based at The Open University’s campus in Milton Keynes, which combines a friendly and flexible working environment with exceptional research and computing facilities.
Application Process
Please review the list of project topics and get in touch with the named contact to get more information and support with developing your project proposal. For detailed information on how to apply go to http://kmi.open.ac.uk/studentships/apply or contact our studentship support staff, quoting the above reference.
- Email kmi-phd-recruitment@open.ac.uk / Phone +44 (0)1908 654774
All applications are assessed as to their quality, fit with The Open University’s research priorities and the availability of supervisors in the relevant field.
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