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PhD Studentship in Aeronautics: Structure-photodegradation-performance Relationship in Carbon Fibre-reinforced Thermosets (AE0089)

Posted: 5 Nov 2026
Updated: 5 Nov 2026
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Last date: 4 Jan 2027; 59 days left
Salary: PKR From 23,805 per month
Location: United Kingdom
Job type: Contract

Overview

Imperial College London offers a PhD Studentship in Aeronautics focused on the structure-photodegradation-performance relationship in carbon fibre-reinforced thermosets, based in London. Applications close on 4 January 2027. This project aims to enhance the UV resistance of thermosetting epoxy polymers for sustainable transport applications.

About this role

The PhD project will explore the mechanisms of UV degradation in composite materials, aiming to establish a relationship between the structure and properties of polymers. You will work under the supervision of Professors Koon-Yang Lee and Ambrose Taylor, alongside an industry research scientist from Syensqo, gaining hands-on experience in advanced composite manufacturing and analytical techniques.

Throughout your 3.5 years of study, you will have access to state-of-the-art facilities at Imperial College London, including high-resolution microscopy and mechanical testing labs. Opportunities to present research at conferences and publish findings in peer-reviewed journals will help you build a professional network within the field.

About this job

Imperial College London has announced PhD Studentship in Aeronautics: Structure-photodegradation-performance Relationship in Carbon Fibre-reinforced Thermosets (AE0089). It is a contract position.

It pays PKR From 23,805 per month.

Job summary

Organization: Imperial College London
Job type: Contract
Location: United Kingdom
Country: United Kingdom
Salary: PKR From 23,805 per month
How to apply: Online
Last date: 4 January 2027

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Advertisement date:: 5 Nov 2026

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Eligibility for PhD Studentship in Aeronautics: Structure-photodegradation-performance

Place of posting: London

Requirements

Achieve/have achieved a First class honours MEng/MSci or higher degree in Aeronautics, Mechanical Engineering or Materials
Strong analytical, problem-solving, communication and organisational skills
Ability to work independently and collaboratively
Motivation and curiosity about developing new research skills

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5 Nov 2026 (passed)
Last date to apply

4 Jan 2027

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How to apply for PhD Studentship in Aeronautics: Structure-photodegradation-performance

Mode:: Online
Last date:: 4 Jan 2027

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Official application link: https://www.imperial.ac.uk/aeronautics/study/phd/phd-opportunities-and-funding/new-phd-studentships-admissions-round/
Last date to apply: 4 January 2027

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Benefits

Full tuition fees covered
Annual tax-free stipend of £23,805 for Home, EU and International students
Access to state-of-the-art research facilities

Imperial College London

Qualification Type:	PhD
Location:	London
Funding for:	UK Students, EU Students, International Students
Funding amount:	£23,805 - please see advert
Hours:	Full Time

Imperial College London

Placed On:	5th November 2026
Closes:	4th January 2027
Reference:	AE0089

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ادارہ: Imperial College London
مقام: London
درخواست کا طریقہ: آن لائن
اشتہار کی تاریخ: 5 نومبر 2026
آخری تاریخ: 4 جنوری 2027

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Questions about PhD Studentship in Aeronautics: Structure-photodegradation-performance

What is the last date to apply for PhD Studentship in Aeronautics? +

Applications close on 4 January 2027.

Who can apply for the PhD Studentship? +

Candidates must have a First class honours MEng/MSci or higher degree in Aeronautics, Mechanical Engineering or Materials.

How do I apply for the PhD Studentship? +

Visit the official application page for detailed instructions.

What is the last date to apply for Imperial College London jobs? +

The last date to apply is 4 January 2027.

Where are these jobs located? +

The posts are in London.

Is this a permanent or contract job? +

The posts are advertised as contract.

How can I apply? +

Apply through the official link: https://www.imperial.ac.uk/aeronautics/study/phd/phd-opportunities-and-funding/new-phd-studentships-admissions-round/ before 4 January 2027.

What is the salary for PhD Studentship in Aeronautics? +

The salary stated is PKR From 23,805 per month.

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Published on CareersOz: 5 Nov 2026
Last updated: 5 Nov 2026