PhD Fellowship on Justice & Energy Transitions: King’s College London

Fully funded PhD studentship hosted by King’s College London as part of the UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship project on Justice in Critical Minerals Governance and Energy Transitions. The research focuses on justice, community experiences, and governance within global energy transitions, with potential comparative studies across regions. The position offers mentorship, interdisciplinary training, and leads to a Doctoral degree from King’s College London.

Tax-free stipend, tuition coverage, research cost support, mentorship from leading experts, Doctoral degree from King’s College London, access to the African Leadership Centre network.

Applicants must hold a Master’s degree in a relevant field and be able to begin study in October 2026; the program is open to international applicants with visa sponsorship available for those who qualify.

Applications must be submitted through the King’s Apply online portal, including a CV, cover letter, research proposal, degree certificates, and references.