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Architecture and the Built Environment – ‘Vertigo in the City’ – Studentships (CfA, University of Westminster, 30th September 2015)

posted on February 27, 2025

Research Summary: Vertigo in the City

Topic: Cross-disciplinary PhD studentship in architecture and psychology
Duration: 3 years, commencing January 2016
Supervisory Team: Dr Davide Deriu (Architecture) and Professor John Golding (Psychology)
Funding Package: Fee waiver plus £16,000 annual stipend for three years
Eligibility: Home fee status candidates; full-time applications invited
Host Institution: University of Westminster, Department of Architecture
Application Deadline: 30th September 2015

The University of Westminster is offering a 3-year PhD studentship in conjunction with the cross-disciplinary project on ‘Vertigo in the City’ that was launched last year. The successful candidate will be jointly supervised by Dr Davide Deriu, at the Department of Architecture, and by Professor John Golding at the Department of Psychology.

Applications are being invited for full-time studentships, consisting of a fee waiver and annual stipend of £16,000, for three years commencing in January 2016 to candidates with a Home fee status in the following areas:

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