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Fully Funded Doctoral Landscape Award: NetZero Futures

Closes:

Salary: £23,805 per year

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Royal College of Art - School of Design

Qualification Type:PhD
Location:London
Funding for:UK Students
Funding amount:£23,805 per annum, full time
Hours:Full Time, Part Time
Placed On:10th March 2026
Closes:3rd June 2026

Cohort 2 2026/2027

Funding providers: EPSRC and Royal College of Art

Location: London

Funding for: UK Students

Project Description:

Our NetZero Futures (NZF) Doctoral Landscape Award is a Fully funded EPSRC scholarship with RCA. The strategic vision of NZF brings together RCA wide Art and Design research within three core areas of research competence at the RCA - Circular Economy, Ecological Digital Citizens, and Robotics and AI which align with the EPSRC Discovery priority of ‘Digital Futures’, and the Mission-Inspired priorities of ‘engineering net zero’, and ‘artificial intelligence’.

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