Overview
The University of Malta is accepting applications for a TerraForm Project PhD scholarship researching the archaeobotany of Maltese terraced fields.
Complete scholarship details
The full-time award can run for up to three years. It provides a €15,000 annual maintenance allowance plus up to €3,000 for related publications and conferences. Annual enrolment or tuition fees are not covered.
Eligibility requirements
Applicants must be eligible for University of Malta PhD studies under the applicable regulations and Faculty of Arts bye-laws and must have previous experience working on archaeobotanical remains from Malta.
Tips for this scholarship
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Verification notes
Official University of Malta notice states applications are open and must be submitted by Sunday 20 September 2026. No application time is stated, so only the date is stored.
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