Summary of the award

Full doctoral academic fees in the average home student in the United Kingdom (UK students and European Union students with stable or stable status).

An annual salary equivalent to a doctoral salary in Ukra (estimated at 20,780 pounds for 2025/26).

Home and applicants are welcome to apply. Successful international candidates must finance the difference between home drawings and international academic fees.

summary

Newcastle University Business College He invites requests for doctoral students for a period Health and luxury benefits for the participation of arts.

Arts sharing can be widely defined to include various forms of arts, culture and heritage (ACH). Applicants may want to focus on the consumption of one or various forms of participation to address health inequality.

It may include a potential additional petition to integrate with the cultural economy:

• Institutional economy, social capital and social cohesion
• Results of creative health and mental health
• Social, economic and sexual inequality, and social policy issues
• Self -luxury and other measures of satisfaction with life
• Sport
• Environmental economy and sustainability issues

It is supervised by Dr. Sarah Stars and Professor John Wildman, the successful candidate is expected to develop her research project on this broad topic. We encourage projects that combine strict economic analysis with innovative approaches to measuring cultural participation and health/well -being results.

The field of research addresses this topical policy concerns about the cost -effective methods to reduce the inequality of health while increasing the participation of ACH for everyone.

Unofficial inquiries can be sent to Dr. Sarah Stars (Sarah.Najm@newCast.ac.uk).

Number of prizes

1

Start date

January 2026.

Prize duration

3 years full -time. Part -time work patterns are available.

The application closing date

11/14/2025

Shepherd

Newcastle University (Nuact)

Supervisors

Dr. Sarah Stars

Professor John Wildman

Civil standards

Applicants must receive a good honor (first or second -class honoring) in the field of a related topic, such as economics, statistics, mathematics, or other quantum social sciences. In addition, they should possess, or expect to obtain a master’s qualification, or what is equivalent, with a feature or higher in the field of the subject.

If your first language is English, you generally need iETS from 7.0 (with at least 6.5 in writing, 6.0 in all other sub -skills).

The successful candidate is expected to actively participate in the intellectual life of the Economy and Political Center and Creative Evidence (PEC). This includes participation in the internal and external research episodes provided by the group and participating in the training opportunities provided by the Economy Topics Group, the College of Business Administration, the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, and the advanced northern research training initiative network.

How to apply

Please see https://www.ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/fees-funding/search-funding/? For application instructions.

The applicants will be invited to the brief list to attend an interview on the Internet at Newcastle University.

Contact details

Unofficial interest and inquiries must be directed to Dr. Sarah Stars (Sarah.Najm@newCast.ac.uk))

nubsphdadmin@newcastle.ac.uk (For Administrative Information). You can read more about a doctorate in economics here.

Summary of the award

Full doctoral academic fees in the average home student in the United Kingdom (UK students and European Union students with stable or stable status).

An annual salary equivalent to a doctoral salary in Ukra (estimated at 20,780 pounds for 2025/26).

Home and applicants are welcome to apply. Successful international candidates must finance the difference between home drawings and international academic fees.

summary

Newcastle University Business College He invites requests for doctoral students for a period Health and luxury benefits for the participation of arts.

Arts sharing can be widely defined to include various forms of arts, culture and heritage (ACH). Applicants may want to focus on the consumption of one or various forms of participation to address health inequality.

It may include a potential additional petition to integrate with the cultural economy:

• Institutional economy, social capital and social cohesion
• Results of creative health and mental health
• Social, economic and sexual inequality, and social policy issues
• Self -luxury and other measures of satisfaction with life
• Sport
• Environmental economy and sustainability issues

It is supervised by Dr. Sarah Stars and Professor John Wildman, the successful candidate is expected to develop her research project on this broad topic. We encourage projects that combine strict economic analysis with innovative approaches to measuring cultural participation and health/well -being results.

The field of research addresses this topical policy concerns about the cost -effective methods to reduce the inequality of health while increasing the participation of ACH for everyone.

Unofficial inquiries can be sent to Dr. Sarah Stars (Sarah.Najm@newCast.ac.uk).

Number of prizes

1

Start date

January 2026.

Prize duration

3 years full -time. Part -time work patterns are available.

The application closing date

11/14/2025

Shepherd

Newcastle University (Nuact)

Supervisors

Dr. Sarah Stars

Professor John Wildman

Civil standards

Applicants must receive a good honor (first or second -class honoring) in the field of a related topic, such as economics, statistics, mathematics, or other quantum social sciences. In addition, they should possess, or expect to obtain a master’s qualification, or what is equivalent, with a feature or higher in the field of the subject.

If your first language is English, you generally need iETS from 7.0 (with at least 6.5 in writing, 6.0 in all other sub -skills).

The successful candidate is expected to actively participate in the intellectual life of the Economy and Political Center and Creative Evidence (PEC). This includes participation in the internal and external research episodes provided by the group and participating in the training opportunities provided by the Economy Topics Group, the College of Business Administration, the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, and the advanced northern research training initiative network.

How to apply

Please see https://www.ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/fees-funding/search-funding/? For application instructions.

The applicants will be invited to the brief list to attend an interview on the Internet at Newcastle University.

Contact details

Unofficial interest and inquiries must be directed to Dr. Sarah Stars (Sarah.Najm@newCast.ac.uk))

nubsphdadmin@newcastle.ac.uk (For Administrative Information). You can read more about a doctorate in economics here.