These co-funded studentships, normally 50% funded by ISIS and 50% by a university, contain an element of facility development - for example development of equipment, software or experimental processes. Studentships have an ISIS supervisor and a university supervisor who work in partnership throughout the student's project. Over recent years, ISIS has funded around 50 of these studentships across a wide range of topics and university partners. A full list of the studentships supported to-date can be found below. 
ISIS Facility Development Studentships Awarded to 2022.pdf
Applications are now open through the relevant university websites, as shown below.
Case studies of previous and current ISIS facility development students and their work are available by clicking the names below:
Harry Lane, Anna Herlihy, Matilda Rhodes, Richard Waite, Ranggi Ramadhan, Ralf Ziesche
Watch the video below to hear from directly from the students themselves:
ISIS PhD Studentships
- Newcastle University is advertising for a PhD scholarship on a project titled Technological choice and variability in prehistoric metalworking: a transdisciplinary investigation, funded by the AHRC Northern Bridge Doctoral Training Partnership as a Collaborative Doctoral Award. Antonella Scherillo is the ISIS co-supervisor. More information can be found on the Northern Bridge website.
