BP-Durham Energy Institute Bursaries: Now Open
BP and Durham Energy Institute (DEI) are offering two funding schemes for students. These funding schemes are as follows: travel bursaries for postgraduate students to carry out research projects or attend conferences; internships for students to work on DEI energy projects. Up to 5 travel bursaries of a maximum value of £1000 each will be awarded and up to three internships of a maximum value of £3000 each will be awarded. For more information on the schemes, including an application template and guidance notes, please follow the links below.
From Anthropology to Physics, Durham Energy Institute covers the spectrum of energy research but the areas in which we excel are those which lie at the boundaries between the traditional technical disciplines and the social sciences and humanities. We encourage such interdisciplinary work as we feel these areas will yield major breakthroughs. The small size and compact nature of the university is to our advantage as it naturally stimulates interactions between departments and disciplines. Thus, we are agile and responsive and we can quickly assemble bespoke-research teams.
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Contact Details
Durham Energy InstituteDurham University
South Road
Durham
DH1 3LE
UK
Tel: +44 (0)191 334 2649
Fax: +44 (0)191 334 2408
Email: dei.admin@durham.ac.uk
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From Anthropology to Physics, Durham Energy Institute covers the spectrum of energy research but the areas in which we excel are those which lie at the boundaries between the traditional technical disciplines and the social sciences and humanities. We encourage such interdisciplinary work as we feel these areas will yield major breakthroughs. The small size and compact nature of the university is to our advantage as it naturally stimulates interactions between departments and disciplines. Thus, we are agile and responsive and we can quickly assemble bespoke-research teams.


