Fully Funded Trinity Research Doctorate Award 2026–2030 in Nature-Based Solutions for Catchment Management in Ireland ·Trinity College Dublin

Overview

This fully funded PhD studentship focuses on Nature-Based Solutions for Catchment Management in Ireland, offering the chance to contribute to significant interdisciplinary climate research while receiving full financial support.

Eligibility

Applicants should ideally possess at least an Upper Second-Class Honours Bachelor’s degree. A Master’s degree or equivalent experience is highly desirable. Relevant academic backgrounds include:

• Environmental History
• Historical GIS
• Geography
• Digital Humanities
• Landscape Studies
• Archaeology
• Anthropology
• Environmental Science

Benefits

• Annual tax-free stipend of €25,000
• Full tuition fee coverage
• Four years of funding
• Opportunity to work within a major interdisciplinary climate research programme
• Collaboration with leading researchers at Trinity College Dublin
• Training in advanced interdisciplinary research methods
• Participation in the AIB Trinity Climate Hub

How to Apply

Applicants should email their application to Associate Professor Francis Ludlow at fludlow@tcd.ie. Include a CV and a 1–2 page personal statement detailing your interest in the PhD, relevant experience, and research interests.

Deadline

Monday, 20 July 2026