PhD in Culture and Evolution in Uxbridge United Kingdom | Brunel University of London

Studies in Culture and Evolution examine how psychological traits and behaviors vary across cultures and their evolutionary roots - combining immediate and long-term viewpoints, spanning from individual biology and personality to group dynamics and broader cultural contexts. Our work unites leading experts in evolutionary and cross-cultural psychology, exploring topics like human behavioral ecology through three key themes: Relationships - Including mate selection, relationship dynamics, jealousy, and interactions between cultures. Morality - Covering ethical norms, political ideologies, and perspectives on resource allocation. Conflict & Cooperation - Encompassing personal and group tensions, mating competition, and causes of discord like inequality.

Career prospects and support
Throughout your PhD and for three years post-graduation from Brunel, you'll benefit from personalized career guidance. We advocate early career planning and skill development, particularly if you're uncertain about your professional direction. Our career services feature digital resources, individual advising, and diverse events including industry panels, job fairs, employer meetups, and skill-building sessions. The Professional Development Center organizes an annual schedule of career-focused activities.
MPhil pathway offered