Funded PhD Position in Digital Interventions Against Cancer Misinformation (DIAM) Project, Ireland

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Opportunity details

Nonprofit organization
University College Cork Grants
Area
Western Europe
Host Country
Ireland
Deadline
Opportunity funding
Partial funding
Eligible Countries
This opportunity is destined for all countries
Eligible Region
All Regions

Description

Award or Grant Description $$  €22,000 per annum stipend

The University College Cork is pleased to announce Funded PhD Position in Digital Interventions Against Cancer Misinformation (DIAM) Project for EU and Non-EU students to complete a research degree program.

The DIAM Project stands at the forefront of efforts to counteract the detrimental impact of misinformation on cancer prevention, screening, and treatment decisions. With the proliferation of digital tools such as discussion boards, apps, and websites, misinformation has become alarmingly widespread. The primary aim of this program is to develop and test innovative digital interventions rooted in psychological research, empowering both cancer patients and broader communities to navigate and mitigate the effects of misinformation.The University College Cork (UCC) is an esteemed institution with a rich history dating back over 170 years. It is recognized for its excellence in education and research, currently ranking in the top 2% of universities worldwide. UCC’s Masterplan Review 2021 outlines its strategic development goals, emphasizing student focus, sustainability, and community engagement.

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Eligibility Criteria

  • Eligibility countries: EU and Non-EU
  • Acceptable Course or Subjects: Any subject offered by University College Cork
  • Admissible Criteria:
  • Minimum 2:1 honors degree (or equivalent) in psychology
  • Experience in experimental psychology/cognitive science preferred
  • Motivated, detail-oriented, with a keen interest in applied research
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
  • Proficiency in English (for non-native speakers: IELTS minimum 6.5)

Offered Benefits

  • Full-time PhD program with a stipend of €22,000 per annum
  • EU fees covered; non-EU candidates eligible for fee waiver
  • Travel and dissemination support funds provided

Application Process

Interested candidates should submit an electronic copy of their CV, including university course grades, and a motivation letter (750 words maximum) outlining suitability for the position. Two referees’ contact details are required. Email application to Dr. Sarah Foley at with the subject line “PhD Application – [applicant’s first and last name].”

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