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Amazonian indigenous communities in Ecuador, Brazil, and Peru use drones and satellites to monitor and collect evidence of environmental damage.

PhD researchers are embedded in the ISS Global Development and Social Justice research programme, working closely with colleagues in one of the Research Teams

PublicLab studies how the boundaries of experimentation have changed with digitisation, and what this means for protecting experimental subjects.

The Knowledge, Education and Epistemic Justice collective questions the assumptions that inform ethical and methodological practice.

Examining how people navigate state and non-state welfare across the Global South, revealing alternative care, governance and survival strategies

Do you have training needs in the area of development, equity, climate, gender, governance, migration or politics? Find out what ISS can offer

BRICS-based or connected academic researchers concerned with understanding the BRICS countries and their implications for global agrarian transformations

The following fees and costs apply to all PhD researchers:

Registration fee

€115

To be paid on registration.

Tuition

Applications for the PhD programme are welcomed from qualified candidates wishing to undertake research on a specific topic within the Institute.

Future, former and current students as well as external students may appeal to the Examination Appeals Board (abbreviated to CBE) against numerous decisions.