Bath invites worldwide applications for a competitive PhD studentship. The project focuses on systems modelling for sustainable battery recycling. It belongs to the Engineering and Design funding competition. Review the research and funding conditions together before applying.
Deadline and Research Focus
Applications close on 29 November 2026. The expected start is 4 October 2027. Research models changing end-of-life battery flows. It combines process simulation, lifecycle assessment and economic analysis.
Location, University and Supervision
Study is in Bath, United Kingdom. The research centres on computational systems modelling. Chemical Engineering hosts the project. The faculty offers Home and Overseas studentships. Dr Evangelos Kallitsis will lead supervision after joining Bath. Dr Hannah Leese is the enquiry contact.
Eligibility
Applicants need a first/2:1-equivalent honours degree. A master’s is advantageous. Process simulation, programming and lifecycle-analysis experience are desirable, not essential. Non-UK applicants outside UK study must meet English requirements before the deadline.
Funding and International Conditions
Awards cover tuition and £1,000 annual training support. The stipend is £21,805 at the 2026/27 rate. Overseas awards are capped. International students pay visa and Immigration Health Surcharge costs.
How to Apply
- View scholarship details.
- Apply for Chemical Engineering PhD and select University of Bath URSA funding.
- Quote the advertised project and lead supervisor; maximum two projects.
Before You Submit
Information was checked on 23 October 2026. Confirm current terms before applying. Allow time to obtain supporting documents. Explain your fit with this specific project in your application.