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Cryosphere PhD opportunities at the University of Edinburgh

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Dear UKPN,

 

Please see below for a large number of polar-related PhDs available at the University of Edinburgh for a September 2026 start. These are part of the E5 DTP and are available to UK and international students.

 

Best wishes,

Sian

 

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Dr Sian Henley

Reader in Marine Science

Deputy Head of Global Change Research Institute

School of GeoSciences, University of Edinburgh

 

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Sent: 27 October 2025 11:33
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Dear Colleagues,

 

Please find below links to fully funded PhD projects to start in September 2026 offered within the Cryosphere Research Group (https://edinburghcryosphere.org/) and friends at the University of Edinburgh.

 

These studentships are available through the NERC-funded E5 Doctoral Training Partnership. Details on eligibility and instructions on how to apply can be found at https://e5-dtp.ed.ac.uk/. Note the application deadline of 14 December 2025. If you are interested in a particular project, we encourage you to contact the primary supervisor.

 

Projects:

 

Has the Greenland ice sheet Reached peak Ice Discharge - HAGRID

Supervisors: Peter Nienow, Donald Slater, Encarni Medina-Lopez

 

Investigating the Cycling and Bioavailability of Glacially Derived Metals in a Changing Arctic Ocean

Supervisors: James Watt, Peter Nienow, Bryan Spears, Sian Henley

 

Glacier and Landscape Evolution of Antarctic Islands in a Warming Climate

Supervisors: Beatriz Recinos Rivas, Bertie Miles, Robert Bingham, Donald Slater

 

When glaciers, icebergs and oceans collide: modelling Greenland’s spectacular glacial fjords

Supervisors: Donald Slater, Tom Cowton

 

Assessing the role of extreme events in iceberg calving in Antarctica

Supervisors: Bertie Miles, Robert Bingham, Anna Crawford

 

Ocean drivers and impacts of Antarctic sea ice variability

Supervisors: Channing Prend, Sebastiaan Swart, Sian Henley, Lois Baker

 

Southern Ocean carbon uptake, cycling and export in a changing climate

Supervisors: Sian Henley, Lavenia Ratnarajah, Robyn Tuerena

 

Headwater ephemeral channels as agents of postglacial landscape evolution in the Grampian Mountains, Scotland

Supervisors: Lizzie Orr, Stuart Grieve, Mikael Attal

 

Remote Sensing of Antarctic Vegetation Change

Supervisors: Claudia Colesie, Matthew Davey, Peter Convey, Peter Fretwell, Jeffrey Kerby

 

Donald Slater

NERC Independent Research Fellow at the University of Edinburgh

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