Trinity Research Doctorate Award 2026–2030 in Nature-Based Solutions for Catchment Management
Trinity College Dublin
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About This Scholarship
Trinity College Dublin is offering a fully funded PhD studentship under the Trinity Research Doctorate Award (TRDA) 2026–2030 focusing on Nature-Based Solutions for Catchment Management in Ireland. The successful candidate will work on reconstructing catchment memory through environmental history, landscape change, and community knowledge as part of the Landscape Living Lab: Catchment Monitoring, Modelling, and Management project.
What This Scholarship Covers
- Full doctoral funding
- Tuition covered
- Stipend support
Who Can Apply
- 1 At least Upper Second-Class Honours Bachelor's degree
- 2 Master's degree or equivalent experience highly desirable
- 3 Academic background in Environmental History, Historical GIS, Geography, Digital Humanities, Landscape Studies, Archaeology, Anthropology, Art History, Environmental Science, or related disciplines
- 4 Experience or strong interest in historical archive research, documentary analysis, historical map interpretation, or GIS software
- 5 Ability to engage respectfully with local communities