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Fully Funded 4-Year PhD Scholarship in Applied Language Studies & Climate Journalism with Annual Stipend, Full EU Tuition Coverage, International Research Collaboration, Expert Supervision & Professional Development

University of Limerick

Program Location
• Limerick, Ireland

 Eligibility Criteria
• Hold or expect to obtain a relevant Master's degree before enrollment
• Have a strong academic background in a related discipline
• Demonstrate interest in applied linguistics, journalism, media, or climate communication
• Meet the University of Limerick PhD admission requirements
• Meet the English language proficiency requirements

The University of Limerick PhD Scholarship 2026 is a fully funded four-year doctoral research opportunity for highly motivated students interested in applied language studies, climate journalism, sociolinguistics, and media discourse. The scholarship is part of the research project "Posthumanist Sociolinguistics and Journalistic Practices: Reporting on Climate Change in Irish and German Media," offering expert supervision, interdisciplinary research training, international collaboration opportunities, and the chance to earn a PhD at one of Ireland's leading universities.

Eligibility Criteria
• Hold or expect to obtain a relevant Master's degree before enrollment
• Have a strong academic background in a related discipline
• Demonstrate interest in applied linguistics, journalism, media, or climate communication
• Meet the University of Limerick PhD admission requirements
• Meet the English language proficiency requirements

Funding / Scholarship Benefits
Successful applicants will receive:
• Annual tax-free stipend of €25,000
• Full EU tuition fees covered
• Fully funded PhD scholarship for 4 years
• Expert academic supervision and research mentoring
• International research and collaboration opportunities
• Professional development and research training
• Opportunity to earn a PhD from the University of Limerick

Eligible Field of Study
• Applied Language Studies
• Sociolinguistics
• Climate Journalism
• Media & Communication
• Discourse Analysis

Eligible Countries
• All Countries

Host Institution
• University of Limerick

14 september 2026

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