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Housing Design, Development and Regeneration

Key information

Funding
Self-funded
School
Energy, Geoscience, Infrastructure and Society
Location
Edinburgh
Delivery type
Full-time, Part-time
Supervisor
Glen Bramley
Start date
September

The Housing Design, Development and Regeneration research theme deals with the processes and outcomes of development in both urban and rural settings. There is a particular focus on affordable housing, regeneration, housing quality and sustainability of environments. Researchers are not only interested in the physical elements of development, but also the process of design and development. On-going work for the Scottish Government is evaluating the effectiveness of a particular approach to procuring affordable housing and considers issues of cost, quality and governance, and previous work has examined the role of design in private developer housing in Scotland.

Additional information

Staff contributing to this research area include:

Project supervisor

Glen Bramley
Lead supervisor

Glen Bramley

Professor

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Entry requirements

Candidate criteria

We welcome applications from suitably qualified candidates. Please visit our How to apply page.

Funding information

StatusFull TimePart Time
Scotland£5,006£2,503
England / Wales / N Ireland£5,006£2,503
International£19,816£9,908
  • Status: Your residency status is usually defined as the country where you have been ordinarily resident for the three years before the start of your course.
  • International: 'International' includes applicants from European Union countries who do not hold Pre-Settled or Settled status in UK. (This does not include students from the Republic of Ireland - see above).

We offer a number of competitive funded scholarships for research degrees. Full or partial support may be available for well-qualified candidates from UK research councils, research pools, charities or industry.

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