This will provide:

• A full tuition fee waiver for 3.5 years for full-time students or 5 years part-time;
• A support fund of £1,800, which may be used during the period of the studentship, to support research activities and/or resources such as specialist training, equipment or conference attendance;
• Access to a wide-ranging Researcher Development programme;
• Opportunities to develop teaching skills by participating in Bath Spa's Graduate Teaching Assistant Scheme which includes registration on the CPLHE course, which leads to HEA accreditation.

We encourage applications for interdisciplinary projects in the Environmental Humanities, integrating two or more of the following areas of research strength at BSU:

• Art and environment - Mariele Neudecker
• Conservation biology - Nigel Chaffey, Graham Smith, Ian Todd, Dave Watson
• Creative writing - Richard Kerridge
• Environmental literary studies - Kate Rigby, Sam Walton, James Jeffers
• Cultural geography - Owain Jones, Rebecca Schaaf, Heather Winlow
• Physical geography - Esther Edwards, Richard Johnson
• Environmental philosophy, ethics and religion - Paul Reid-Bowen, Kate Rigby
• Environmental anthropology - Sian Sullivan

You are advised to contact the relevant academic staff named above to discuss your proposal before applying.

For more information and to apply