The PhD in Climate Change, Sustainability and Society at the University of Bristol is designed for aspiring researchers eager to tackle the complex, interdisciplinary challenges of our planet's future. This postgraduate programme is ideal for those who recognise the urgent need to understand and address the social dimensions of sustainability, from global population dynamics to resource management and environmental justice. You will delve into critical areas such as the politics and psychology of sustainability, alongside economics and law, fostering a holistic understanding essential for impactful research in this vital field.
This full-time, on-campus PhD, typically completed over four years, offers a unique research environment drawing on expertise from the Law School, School for Policy Studies, Global Insecurities Centre, and the Cabot Institute. You will develop advanced research methodologies, conduct independent scholarly work, and contribute original insights to the discourse on climate change and societal resilience. You will graduate with the advanced analytical skills and specialised knowledge to pursue careers in academia, policy-making, international organisations, and the non-profit sector, driving sustainable futures.