University of Liverpool Offers Fully-Funded PhD Scholarship With £21,805 Annual Stipend

The University of Liverpool in the UK has announced a fully-funded PhD scholarship offering an annual stipend of £21,805, covering tuition fees and providing research support. This scholarship is available for a 3.5-year PhD project in Electrochemical Ammonia Production at the university's Department of Chemistry. The project aims to develop sustainable methods for producing ammonia through lithium-mediated nitrogen reduction and other electrochemical reactions.

Applicants must hold a Master's degree with a UK 2:1 classification or above in a relevant discipline, with exceptional consideration given to those with a First Class Bachelor's degree or significant research experience. The scholarship covers a maintenance allowance at the UK Research and Innovation standard rate, tuition fees, and access to a Research Training Support Grant for research expenses.

International applicants must meet the university's English-language proficiency requirements, including an IELTS Academic score of 6.5 with no component below 5.5. The scholarship application requires academic transcripts, a CV, personal statement, and two referee details. Interested candidates should apply through the university's postgraduate research application system and include the project title CCPR182 in their application.