The Network for Integrated Behavioural Science (NIBS) is offering two PhD studentships to be based in the Behavioural Science group at Warwick Business School. The successful candidates will work with an internationally renowned team of economists, psychologists and computer scientists to develop and test models of human behaviour and to draw out implications for public policy formulation and evaluation. The successful candidates will be involved the development of behavioural theory and in laboratory/field experimental research.

Candidates are expected to have a degree in economics, psychology or a cognate discipline. The studentships are available from 1 October 2014 for a period of three years.

One of the studentship focuses on decision processes in choice under risk or uncertainty and/or intertemporal choice.  More information on this position and how to apply is available here.

The other studentship focuses on affective forecasting context, and the valuation of public goods.  For more details on this position and how to apply link to our advertisement here.

For both positions, applications should be made online following the instructions in the job advertisement.  The deadline is Friday 28 March 2014. For specific queries please contact Professor Graham Loomes.  Please note that applications sent to this address will not be accepted.