Application deadline is the 16th of July, interviews will be held after the 23rd of July. Applicants should have a minimum 2:1 class undergraduate degree in a subject such as economics, applied statistics, real estate, or geography. Applicants from other subjects with research-relevant skills can also be considered. An MSc or research experience will be an advantage.
The successful candidate will receive a stipend (currently 13,590 per annum tax-free), full coverage of University tuition fees, and an additional Research Training Support Grant (2000 per annum). The studentship is part of the Scottish Graduate School in Social Science Doctoral Training Centre (SGSSS DTC) and the student is eligible for all training courses provided by the SGSSS DTC.
The collaborative partner for the research is the Aberdeen Solicitors Property Centre Limited. The partner provides transaction data and the PhD candidate is expected to work with the partner throughout the year. The research will combine partners data with geo-information and other market information.
The PhD will develop statistical methods to separate location values from structural characteristics of properties. The estimated location values will then be analysed spatially and over time. The project will contribute to a better understanding of the conceptualisation, measurement and valuation of neighbourhood effects and the way these influence the operation of local housing markets. While the focus of the empirical analysis is on Aberdeen, the methodological outcomes should have general applicability.
ESRC PhD Studentship Applied Statistics
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Maria Dumitru
