Please see below for details of a funded PhD opportunity which may be of interest to some in this group.
Christine.
From: Kavanagh, Eithne <eithne.kavanagh@ntu.ac.uk>
Sent: 02 December 2025 16:40
To: Christine Anna Caldwell <c.a.caldwell@stir.ac.uk>
Subject: Fully-funded PhD opportunity
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Hi Christine,
I hope you're well! I was wondering if you might be kind enough to circulate the following advertisement for a fully-funded PhD studentship to any relevant students in your Behaviour
and Evolution Research group, or anyone who might be interested please?
A fully-funded PhD opportunity is available at the Psychology department at Nottingham Trent University, supervised by Dr. Eithne Kavanagh,
Professor Bridget Waller and Dr. Ella McLoughlin (link
here;
deadline 13th February). We are seeking a student with a keen interest in the evolution of social behaviour. The project will focus on social hierarchies and their associated nonverbal behaviour and health
outcomes. Informal enquiries are encouraged and can be directed to
eithne.kavanagh@ntu.ac.uk.
If you could pass this on to anyone interested it would be much appreciated!
Many thanks,
Eithne
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