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PhD Programs

IIW provides the opportunity for doctoral students from all over the world to deepen their knowledge and equip them to be leaders in the development of transformative solutions for one of humanity’s most critical challenges, ensuring a sustainable and abundant water supply for generations to come. Our PhD programs boast modern faculty and research facilities, ensuring that students receive top-tier education and hands-on experience in this critical area of study.

PhD in Water Science and Management  PhD in Water Science and Management represents an advanced and multidisciplinary approach to understanding, conserving, and managing one of our planet’s most precious resources: water. This specialised doctoral program goes beyond traditional water-related disciplines and encompasses a wide spectrum of subjects, including hydrology, environmental science, policy development, and sustainable resource management. By combining scientific knowledge with practical management skills, graduates of this program are uniquely positioned to address complex water-related challenges at local, regional, and global levels.

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Doctorate Programme 

• Ph.D. Water Supply and Treatment Technology
• Ph.D. Water Resources Management
• Ph.D. Environmental Sanitation and Waste Management

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Ph.D. Programme Structure

Ph.D. participants will undertake six months of taught courses and three and half years of research leading to a thesis (48 months). The method of teaching and transfer of information to students will be in the form of lectures, workshop and design exercises, fieldwork and tutorials.

*Students with deficiency at the MSc level are mandated to take at least two relevant MSc courses **Students can audit additional courses at the MSc level as approved by the supervisor(s)/programme coordinator to help their research.

Ph.D. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

In conformity with the entry requirement of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, the successful candidate will have a minimum of:

• First and Second Class (Upper Division) in their first degree.
• Good Master’s degree in Water and Sanitation, Environmental Engineering, Agricultural Engineering (Soil and Water Engineering option), Civil Engineering (Water Resources/Hydrology option), Geomatic Engineering, Natural Resources, Mathematics, Geography, Chemical Engineering, and other relevant disciplines, with an average of at least 60%. Submit academic transcripts.
• Candidates from non-Anglophone countries must have an internationally recognised Certificate of Proficiency in the English Language ( TOEFL or British Council , IELTS ) with an above-average score.
• Age Limit: 40 years or less.
• Candidates with one publication in a journal as the first author have an advantage.
• Evidence of current and previous employment.

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We welcome scholars from around the world.

Apply for a PhD with water@leeds and work with world-leading researchers working on the cutting edge of water research on projects which have major impacts on society, environment and the economy.

International scholars 

We welcome applications from international scholars who have funding in place, or who are able to apply for funding from their home country.  Tell us about your own project ideas, and we will work to match you with relevant supervisors.  You do not need to search for a topic on the University website. Please email us if you want to discuss a potential supervisor at: [email protected].

Once you are matched with a supervisor you can apply to the University by following this process:  Applying for Research degrees

Here is information to support International Students who plan to study at University of Leeds.

Note: If you do not have funding in place, be aware that scholarships in the UK are very competitive.  Are you aware of any local or government scholarships in your own country?  If you are in need of a letter of support from water@leeds for your potential funding body, please let us know at [email protected]

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If  you have funding in place already we will work with you to match your project ideas to potential supervisors.  You do not need to search for a topic on the University website. Contact us about this at [email protected].

The website of Leeds Doctoral College contains a wealth of information about research study at Leeds.

Once you are matched with a supervisor you can apply to the University by following this process: Applying for Research degrees.

All scholars who are seeking funded opportunities please read below

Current funded opportunities include:

• Centre for Doctoral Training in Water and Waste Infrastructure Systems Engineered for Resilience (Water-WISER).  Follow this link for more information. 

Find a PhD using the University's main PhD search engine here:  Postgraduate research opportunities | University of Leeds | University of Leeds

To find out more about water-related research taking place in schools and faculties follow the links below.

• Faculty of Biological Sciences PhD opportunities
• Faculty of Earth and Environment PhD opportunities
• Faculty of Engineering PhD opportunitie s
• School of Geography PhD opportunities
• School of Politics and International Studies

Call for Application for Admission MSc and PhD Programs (Regular) in 2023/24 Academic Year for Applicants from Ethiopia

Duration of the Programs The PhD program will have a duration of 4 years and the MSc program will have a duration of 2 years. Mode of Delivery The programs are a full-time study and teaching takes place through lectures, seminars, and field-based studies. In addition, teaching may be conducted through video conferences and technology-enhanced learning approaches. The language of instruction throughout the study is English. Eligibility Criteria

• Ph.D. applicants must have a Master’s Degree earned from a college or university of recognized standing with a grade point average of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale or equivalent in ECTS. However, applicants with grade point averages between 3.0 and 3.5 will also be given consideration based on their experience and achievement.
• Applicants to the Ph.D. program should provide evidence of capacity for research. This includes a master’s thesis published paper in a reputable journal or other appropriate evidence of capacity to conduct high-quality research.
• First preference will be given to applicants whose undergraduate Cumulative GPA is not less than 2.75 for males and not less than 2.50 for females on a 4.0 scale.
• Applicants who have completed their degree/diploma from foreign universities are required to obtain their degree/diploma from the FDRE Education and Training Authority (ETA) before admission (Academic documents authentication by the relevant office is mandatory during admission).
• Applicants must have sufficient knowledge of the English language and provide proof of proficiency.
• The age limit at the time of application for M.Sc. applicants is 30 years or less and for Ph.D. 40 years or less.
• Applicants are required to take and pass the Graduate Admission Test (GAT) (For details, please check on Telegram:t.me/aauGAT)
• Applicants need to meet also the general requirements laid down by the School of Graduate Studies, Addis Ababa University

Application Requirements and Procedures (Submit all documents compiled in one pdf file)

• A cover page containing the applicant’s full name as it appears on the applicant’s ID/Passport, full contact details including residential and postal address, email and telephone number (s), and intended field of study
• copy of the identification card/Passport of the applicant,
• Detailed curriculum vitae not exceeding 4 pages,
• Applicants wishing to pursue a PhD program should submit a concept note not exceeding 5 pages approved supervisors.
• Applicants for PhD programs should identify at least one PhD supervisor from AAU/Partner institute and include CV of her/his potential supervisor and consent to supervise the applicant’s research work during the study period.
• Applicants for PhD programs should be willing to undertake their full-time research in Ethiopia
• A personal statement/motivation letter describing the candidate’s interest to join the program not exceeding 500 words,
• Applicants sponsored by their institutions are required to submit a sponsorship letter from their institution. (The form can be downloaded from http://www.aau.edu.et/documents/registrar/
• Employed applicants must provide a letter of full commitment from their employers that they will be granted study leave.
• Three letters of recommendation from instructors/supervisors from previous educational institution, organizations
• Certificate of professional experience if there is any
• Cost-Sharing clearance documents for Ethiopian applicants
• ACEWM will have a modest funding to support MSc and PhD research projects of all applicants.
• ACEWM will cover tuition fees of limited number of Female applicants from Ethiopia on competitive basis.
• All applicants are required to be sponsored by their respective institutions or by themselves.
• International exchange opportunities for PhD candidates will be provided on a competitive basis
• ACEWM will provide support for publication and conference participation for PhD candidates

*** Female applicants are highly encouraged to apply.

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