How To Apply For PhD International Positions in Travel Behaviour Change at the University College Dublin Graduate School, Ireland 2022-23

This is to bring to your notice that the application window for the PhD International Positions in Travel Behaviour Change at the University College Dublin Graduate School, Ireland 2022-23, is now open for interested and qualified applicants.

Important Points 

Listed below are the summarized points you need to note about the Scholarship Programme:

• Funding is partial 
• They take Travel Behavior Change under Transport Policy at the University College Dublin.
• International and domestic students are eligible
• All PhD students are eligible

Brief Description

UCD Dublin is recruiting for two PhD students to collaborate on a NexSys project on travel behavior and policy acceptance in Ireland, which is fully financed. Applications are now being accepted for the academic year 2022-2023.

This grant is offered to individuals interested in pursuing a PhD degree in Ireland, with a focus on travel behavior and policy acceptance at UCD Dublin. Selected candidates will be offered the job for up to four years of study, with a tuition cost covering an annual stipend. To be considered, candidates must hold an MSc in a related discipline.

Application Deadline

Application deadline is May 31,  2022.

Eligible Courses

The PhD International Positions in Travel Behaviour Change at the University College Dublin Graduate School, Ireland 2022-23 is a scheme that looks to reward high-achieving internationals, and it is only available for the course below:

• Travel Behavior Change under Transport Policy 

Eligible Countries 

Students from the following nationalities are eligible:

• All countries 

Scholarship Award Benefit

All of the following will be provided by the university:

• Candidates accepted for PhD jobs will receive PhD tuition costs and a tax-free yearly salary (€18,500 per year) for four years, as well as money for travel to an annual conference and a PC/laptop from UCD Dublin.

Degree Type 

The PhD International Positions in Travel Behaviour Change at the University College Dublin Graduate School, Ireland 2022-23, is primarily for PhD programs.

Number of Awards

2

Eligibility Criteria

All applicants must meet the following criteria to be considered for the PhD International Positions in Travel Behaviour Change at the University College Dublin Graduate School, Ireland 2022-23:

• Applicants must have a background in behavioral/transport economics, behavioral public policy, psychology, environmental policy, or cognate fields, or a background in behavioral/transport economics, behavioral public policy, psychology, or cognate areas.

Application Procedure

To apply, all arranged and organized steps have been highlighted below for the PhD International Positions in Travel Behaviour Change at the University College Dublin Graduate School, Ireland 2022-23:

• Applicants must submit their admissions applications using the university’s official online site. Students can email the necessary supervisors to apply for the PhD slot.
• For PhD 1, send an email to carroll@ucd.ie with the subject “PhD 1 with a focus on travel habit modification.”
• For PhD 2, send an email to schuitema@ucd.ie with the subject “PhD 2 with an emphasis on transport policy acceptability.”
• Papers to Support Your Application: Students must provide the following documents to the university:
  • A letter of introduction
  • An updated curriculum vitae
  • Maximum of three instances of previous research, inquiry, or debate accomplishments
  • Names and contact information for a maximum of two references who can offer information about the candidate’s credentials
  • Transcripts of records and diplomas (e.g., BSocSc/BA and MSocSc/MA)
• Requirements for Admission: Applicants must hold an MSc in a related field with a minimum IE 2:1 honors degree (or its international equivalent).
• Students must submit results from the following English language proficiency tests:
  • IELTS – 6.5

Please click the PhD International Positions in Travel Behaviour Change at the University College Dublin Graduate School, Ireland 2022-23, to begin your application.

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