Are you passionate about climate change, public health, and mental wellbeing? Here’s your chance to join a cutting-edge research project at The University of Manchester investigating how heat exposure impacts anxiety and depression in Indonesia under the PDS HEAT-ID PhD Project.
🎓 About the Opportunity
This fully funded doctoral research explores the links between extreme heat exposure and mental health outcomes, focusing on vulnerable populations in Indonesia. You’ll work with longitudinal data, advanced climate modelling, and epidemiological methods to generate evidence that informs public health and climate policy.
💡 Benefits
✔️ Full tuition fee coverage
✔️ UKRI-rate stipend + £1,000 annual enhancement
✔️ 3.5 years of funded doctoral training
✔️ Interdisciplinary supervision & advanced research training
✔️ Opportunities for academic publishing and policy engagement
📅 Deadline
🗓 16 March 2026
🔗 How to Apply
👉 Apply here: https://wp.me/p23f03-jAD
🚀 Pro Tip:Before applying, prepare a tailored supporting statement that clearly shows your experience with quantitative data analysis and your interest in climate–mental health research. Reaching out early to the supervisor can also significantly strengthen your application.