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University College London (UCL)

UCL PhD Studentships 2026 in Social Networks, Stereotypes and Social Inequalities

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Two four-year PhD studentships focused on social networks, stereotypes and social inequalities, linked to an ERC Starting Grant research project at UCL.

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  • admission UCL standard postgraduate research admission requirements
  • strong quantitative skills
  • willingness to undertake interdisciplinary research
  • language fluency and clarity in spoken English, strong written English
  • language UCL formal English-language requirements for the relevant doctoral programme
  • Applicants without extensive R experience must demonstrate willingness to learn and use R during the doctorate
Preferences and flexible criteria (6)
  • highly motivated candidates from the social sciences, broadly defined
  • sociology, psychology, education
  • degree first-class Master’s degree or equivalent in an appropriate discipline, close to obtaining a first-class Mast…
  • understanding commonly used regression methods
  • experience using R for statistical analysis
  • Black, Asian and ethnic minority backgrounds, disabled candidates, LGBTQI+ candidates
Level of study
PhD
Fields of study
Social sciences
What's covered Coverage unconfirmed
Duration
3-4 years
Host country
United Kingdom
Host institution
University College London (UCL), Quantitative Social Science centre within the Social Research Institute, Institute of Education

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What I need English proficiency required—evidence not specified
English requirement
English proficiency required—evidence not specified
In-person requirements
In-person requirement unclear

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  1. Prepare three separate PDF attachments: a short CV of no more than two pages, named LASTNAME_CV.pdf; a research statement of approximately one to two pages, named LASTNAME_STATEMENT.pdf; and a piece of written academic work demonstrating capacity to conduct original research, named LASTNAME_WRITING_SAMPLE.pdf. Required
  2. Send an expression of interest directly to Dr Zsófia Boda by email, using the subject line “ERC PhD Studentship” and attaching the three separate PDFs. Required
Deadline
1 September 2026
Deadline notes
Applications for the planned 1 October 2026 start are considered on a rolling basis; candidates are advised to apply early.
Application cycle
2026 application cycle
Notes
Application is by email: send an expression of interest to Dr Zsófia Boda at info@zsofiaboda.com with the subject “ERC PhD Studentship,” attaching a short CV, research statement and writing sample as separate PDFs.

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