Applicants must hold a 2.1 Honours degree or equivalent qualification acceptable to the University.
While a Master’s degree (or equivalent qualification acceptable to the University) is not essential, it is desirable and applicants without this qualification will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Applicant's are required to submit a 300 word supporting statement, clearly indicating this as part of their research proposal – e.g. what is their proposed research, and why are they the right person to do the research.
Interested candidates can contact Dr Darragh Lydon – d.lydon@qub.ac.uk about the project.
a. A willingness/demonstrable ability to explore theoretical frameworks, such as in the fields of games technologies, infrastructure monitoring and data analysis, and apply them in a practical context.
b. A demonstratable ability to work collaboratively with a diverse team of researchers, industry partners, and stakeholders.
c. An interest in / demonstrable ability in games technologies.
d. Some foundational knowledge of data and working with data is required.
e. Strong written and verbal communication skills to effectively disseminate research findings to both technical and non-technical audiences.

The School of Arts English and Languages invites applications for fully-funded PhD studentships in 8 thematic areas, each generously funded by the Department for the Economy./nThese studentships provide full tuition fees and a maintenance stipend for a maximum duration of three years, subject to eligibility./nThe PhD in Games Technologies is a research-intensive programme that combines independent doctoral research with structured training in advanced research methods and professional development. Location: Queen's University Belfast, Belfast - Northern Ireland.

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