Ireland · Limerick
About this opportunity
Candidates join an MSCA Doctoral Network with international academic and industry partners and secondments. Engineering and computing graduates interested in sustainable manufacturing and the circular economy are welcome.
Announced on LinkedIn by Assoc. Prof. Eoin O’Connell (University of Limerick), who is recruiting for this position. Co-supervisors: Eoin Hinchy and Colin Fitzpatrick.
Who can apply
Graduates in relevant engineering or computing disciplines. MSCA mobility rule: you must not have lived or had your main activity in the host country for more than 12 months in the 36 months before recruitment, and you must not already hold a PhD.
- Eligible nationalities
- All nationalities
- Study level
- PhD
What the funding covers
MSCA PhD salary for 36 months.
- Tuition Not stated — check the official page
- Stipend or salary Covered
- Travel Not stated — check the official page
- Accommodation Not stated — check the official page
- Health insurance Not stated — check the official page
"Not separately covered" means the provider does not pay for it on top — you pay it yourself, usually from the stipend if there is one.
Documents & tests
The exact document list for this opportunity is not recorded yet. These are the documents usually asked for — confirm the final list on the official page.
- CV (with any publications, projects or theses)
- Motivation letter written for this specific project
- Undergraduate and master's transcripts and degree certificates
- Two or three referees or recommendation letters
- Research statement or proposal, if requested
- English test score or proof of English-medium study
- Tests
- Not stated — check the official page
- Application fee
- Not stated — ScholarsChapter itself never charges a fee
How to apply
- Apply by email to ece@ul.ie (subject: "PhD Opportunity in Circular Electronics and Automated Remanufacturing") before 17:00 Irish time on 30 October 2026.
- Include your CV and a cover letter showing how you meet the essential requirements.
- Informal enquiries: Eoin Hinchy (eoin.hinchy@ul.ie) or Eoin O'Connell (eoin.oconnell@ul.ie).
- Interviews are held as soon as suitable candidates are found — apply early.
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Program dates
- Program dates
- 1 Jan 2027
- Duration
- 3 years
Quick answers
Who can apply for University of Limerick?
Open to all nationalities. Level: PhD. See "Who can apply" for the full rules.
Is University of Limerick fully funded?
Funding type: Fully funded, Salary. Covers: stipend or salary.
What is the deadline for University of Limerick?
The deadline is 30 Oct 2026 (17:00 Irish time). Status: Closes in 10 days. Always confirm the date and time zone on the official website.
Does University of Limerick require IELTS or another test?
Our record does not state a test requirement — check the official page and your chosen university.
How do I apply for University of Limerick?
Apply by email to ece@ul.ie (subject: "PhD Opportunity in Circular Electronics and Automated Remanufacturing") before 17:00 Irish time on 30 October 2026. Apply only on the official website (www.ul.ie). The full steps are listed under "How to apply".
Is there an application fee?
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- 19 Oct 2026
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- 19 Oct 2026
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