[Aqualist] Fwd: PhD Studentship - Quaternary Climate Change and Landscape Evolution of Southeast Arabia

[Mike Morley]

Dear All,

**Apologies for cross posting**

Please see PhD opportunity in the UK, below.

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Dr Mike Morley
Research Fellow & Geoarchaeologist
Centre for Archaeological Science (CAS)
School of Earth and Environmental Sciences
Faculty of Science, Medicine and Health
University of Wollongong NSW 2522 Australia
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From: Adrian Parker <agparker at brookes.ac.uk<mailto:agparker at brookes.ac.uk>>
Subject: PhD Studentship - Quaternary Climate Change and Landscape Evolution of Southeast Arabia
Date: 8 June 2017 at 6:06:16 pm AEST
To: "Leng, Melanie J" <mjl at nigl.nerc.ac.uk<mailto:mjl at nigl.nerc.ac.uk>>, "Barker, Philip" <p.barker at lancaster.ac.uk<mailto:p.barker at lancaster.ac.uk>>, "Anson W. Mackay" <amackay at geog.ucl.ac.uk<mailto:amackay at geog.ucl.ac.uk>>, Jonathan Holmes <j.holmes at ucl.ac.uk<mailto:j.holmes at ucl.ac.uk>>, Sarah Metcalfe <Sarah.Metcalfe at nottingham.ac.uk<mailto:Sarah.Metcalfe at nottingham.ac.uk>>, "Farrant, Andrew R" <arf at bgs.ac.uk<mailto:arf at bgs.ac.uk>>, Simon Carr <s.j.carr at qmul.ac.uk<mailto:s.j.carr at qmul.ac.uk>>, Simon Blockley <Simon.Blockley at rhul.ac.uk<mailto:Simon.Blockley at rhul.ac.uk>>, "simon.armitage" <Simon.Armitage at rhul.ac.uk<mailto:Simon.Armitage at rhul.ac.uk>>, David Thomas <david.thomas at ouce.ox.ac.uk<mailto:david.thomas at ouce.ox.ac.uk>>, Heather Viles <heather.viles at ouce.ox.ac.uk<mailto:heather.viles at ouce.ox.ac.uk>>, Nick Barton <nick.barton at arch.ox.ac.uk<mailto:nick.barton at arch.ox.ac.uk>>, Thomas Higham <thomas.higham at rlaha.ox.ac.uk<mailto:thomas.higham at rlaha.ox.ac.uk>>, Christopher Ramsey <christopher.ramsey at rlaha.ox.ac.uk<mailto:christopher.ramsey at rlaha.ox.ac.uk>>, Laura Basell <l.basell at qub.ac.uk<mailto:l.basell at qub.ac.uk>>, "KENNET D." <derek.kennet at durham.ac.uk<mailto:derek.kennet at durham.ac.uk>>, Max Engel <max.engel at uni-koeln.de<mailto:max.engel at uni-koeln.de>>, Frank Preusser <frank.preusser at geologie.uni-freiburg.de<mailto:frank.preusser at geologie.uni-freiburg.de>>, Dominik Fleitmann <d.fleitmann at reading.ac.uk<mailto:d.fleitmann at reading.ac.uk>>, "Kevin H. White" <k.h.white at reading.ac.uk<mailto:k.h.white at reading.ac.uk>>, Nick Drake <nick.drake at kcl.ac.uk<mailto:nick.drake at kcl.ac.uk>>, Matthew Jones <matthew.jones at nottingham.ac.uk<mailto:matthew.jones at nottingham.ac.uk>>, Julia Lee-Thorp <julia.lee-thorp at rlaha.ox.ac.uk<mailto:julia.lee-thorp at rlaha.ox.ac.uk>>, "ian.candy at rhul.ac.uk<mailto:ian.candy at rhul.ac.uk>" <ian.candy at rhul.ac.uk<mailto:ian.candy at rhul.ac.uk>>, Robert Whittaker <robert.whittaker at ouce.ox.ac.uk<mailto:robert.whittaker at ouce.ox.ac.uk>>, kathy.willis at zoo.ox.ac.uk<mailto:kathy.willis at zoo.ox.ac.uk>, Tim Shreeve <tgshreeve at brookes.ac.uk<mailto:tgshreeve at brookes.ac.uk>>, Deborah Pearce <dpearce at brookes.ac.uk<mailto:dpearce at brookes.ac.uk>>, Andrew Rendell <arrendell at brookes.ac.uk<mailto:arrendell at brookes.ac.uk>>, Andrew Goudie <andrew.goudie at stx.ox.ac.uk<mailto:andrew.goudie at stx.ox.ac.uk>>, Mark Robinson <mark.robinson at oum.ox.ac.uk<mailto:mark.robinson at oum.ox.ac.uk>>, Jean-Francois Berger <Jean-Francois.Berger at univ-lyon2.fr<mailto:Jean-Francois.Berger at univ-lyon2.fr>>, Matt Telfer <matt.telfer at plymouth.ac.uk<mailto:matt.telfer at plymouth.ac.uk>>, Phil Toms <ptoms at glos.ac.uk<mailto:ptoms at glos.ac.uk>>, fchambers at glos.ac.uk<mailto:fchambers at glos.ac.uk>, "m.g.bell at reading.ac.uk<mailto:m.g.bell at reading.ac.uk>" <m.g.bell at reading.ac.uk<mailto:m.g.bell at reading.ac.uk>>, "Street-Perrott F.A." <f.a.street-perrott at swansea.ac.uk<mailto:f.a.street-perrott at swansea.ac.uk>>, siwan.davies at swansea.ac.uk<mailto:siwan.davies at swansea.ac.uk>, Richard Waller <r.i.waller at keele.ac.uk<mailto:r.i.waller at keele.ac.uk>>, "sophie mery (MAE)" <mission at sophie-mery.fr<mailto:mission at sophie-mery.fr>>, "nicholas.conard at uni-tuebingen.de<mailto:nicholas.conard at uni-tuebingen.de>" <nicholas.conard at uni-tuebingen.de<mailto:nicholas.conard at uni-tuebingen.de>>, Remy CRASSARD <remy.crassard at mom.fr<mailto:remy.crassard at mom.fr>>, Petraglia <petraglia at shh.mpg.de<mailto:petraglia at shh.mpg.de>>, Susanne Lindauer <susanne.lindauer at cez-archaeometrie.de<mailto:susanne.lindauer at cez-archaeometrie.de>>, gideon.henderson at earth.ox.ac.uk<mailto:gideon.henderson at earth.ox.ac.uk>, "Geoff Duller [ggd]" <ggd at aber.ac.uk<mailto:ggd at aber.ac.uk>>, Andrew Wade <a.j.wade at reading.ac.uk<mailto:a.j.wade at reading.ac.uk>>, Richard Walker <richard.walker at earth.ox.ac.uk<mailto:richard.walker at earth.ox.ac.uk>>, Jamie Woodward <Jamie.Woodward at manchester.ac.uk<mailto:Jamie.Woodward at manchester.ac.uk>>, Mike Morley <mmorley at uow.edu.au<mailto:mmorley at uow.edu.au>>, "rgrob at uow.edu.au<mailto:rgrob at uow.edu.au>" <rgrob at uow.edu.au<mailto:rgrob at uow.edu.au>>, Knut Bretzke <knut.bretzke at uni-tuebingen.de<mailto:knut.bretzke at uni-tuebingen.de>>

Dear colleagues,

I should be most grateful if you would pass on the following details to anyone who might be interested in the following PhD opportunity. Apologies for any cross-postings.

Kind regards,

Adrian

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Professor Adrian G Parker
Human Origins and Palaeoenvironments Research Group
Department of Social Sciences
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
Oxford Brookes University
Headington
Oxford
OX3 0BP
Tel: +44 1865 483753
Fax: +44 1865 483937


PhD Studentship - Quaternary Climate Change and Landscape Evolution of Southeast Arabia

Oxford Brookes University - Department of Social Sciences

3 Year Full-time Funded PhD Studentship

Eligibility: Applications are invited from Home/EU and International candidates

Fees: Home/EU fees only will be paid by the Faculty for a maximum of three years.

Annual Bursary: £16,000 towards living expenses for a maximum of three years.

Interview date: Interviews will be held as soon as possible after the deadline for applications.

Start date: 18 September 2017

Deadline: The closing date for applications is 13.00 on Tuesday 4th July 2017.

The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences is pleased to offer a full-time PhD Studentship in the, starting in September 2017.  Applications are invited for a PhD Studentship in Quaternary climate change and landscape evolution of Southeast Arabia. The supervisory team will be led by Professor Adrian Parker. This proposed PhD project will develop a framework of climatic and environmental change for SE Arabia, against which the archaeological record can be set.  A project description will be included in the application pack.

Home/EU fees will be covered by the Department for a maximum of three years. The studentship is open to both Home/EU and International students. However, owing to the funding available, awards will be funded at the level of Home/EU research degree fees. Therefore International applicants should be aware that they would need to fund the difference between the Home/EU and International research degree fees each year. Please note that all fees increase by approximately 4% each year.

Please see this page for information on current International fees: http://www.brookes.ac.uk/studying-at-brookes/finance/postgraduate-finance---international-students/research-degree-fees-for-international-students/
Information on current Home/EU fees: http://www.brookes.ac.uk/studying-at-brookes/finance/postgraduate-finance---uk-and-eu-students/research-degree-fees/

As a successful applicant, you will join a supportive and research-active Department.  For more information on the Department of Social Sciences visit http://www.social-sciences.brookes.ac.uk/

Eligibility: We are looking to recruit a candidate of the highest quality and who is capable of submitting a Ph.D. thesis within 3 years. Applicants are expected to have completed a relevant Masters degree prior to the start date for this Studentship. The Studentship holder may also be required to complete supplementary research methods training in their first year of study. Applicants should also be able to demonstrate strong research capabilities and be fluent in spoken and written English and where required, comply with the UKVI English language requirements.

How to apply: To request an application pack, a project description and for further details of how to apply, please contact hss-researchdegrees at brookes.ac.uk<mailto:hss-researchdegrees at brookes.ac.uk>
Please specify the studentship you are applying for in the subject heading:  Parker Studentship


http://www.brookes.ac.uk/hss/news/phd-studentship-available-for-september-2017-start/

http://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/BBV783/phd-studentship-quaternary-climate-change-and-landscape-evolution-of-southeast-arabia/