PhD in Energy and Climate Change Mitigation in Leeds United Kingdom | University of Leeds

Pursuing a PhD typically requires a 3-year full-time or 5-year part-time commitment, during which you'll create original research and analyze it within the context of existing knowledge. You'll conduct your research project under the guidance of a principal supervisor and additional co-supervisors, while enhancing your research capabilities and acquiring diverse skills. Whether your career aspirations lie in industry or academia, a doctoral program can serve as a pathway to your professional goals.

Our primary research objective focuses on comprehending complete energy systems and their potential evolution to address climate change. We conduct cross-disciplinary studies across the energy sector, emphasizing local production, distribution, storage, and consumption - examining both electrical and thermal systems while exploring the broader connections between energy, economic systems, and social structures.