The University of Aberdeen is offering a 4-year PhD studentship at the Aberdeen Centre for Evaluation, led by Professor Katie Gillies. The research focuses on applying behavioural science to the design and delivery of clinical trials, aiming to improve health research outcomes through innovative evaluation methods. This opportunity is ideal for candidates interested in behavioural science, psychology, public health, and the practical aspects of clinical trial methodology. The studentship is supervised by Professor Katie Gillies, an MRC Senior Non-Clinical Fellow, and will be based at the University of Aberdeen in the UK. The research group is known for its interdisciplinary approach, combining behavioural insights with rigorous evaluation techniques to enhance the effectiveness of clinical trials. Applicants should have a strong academic background in relevant fields such as behavioural science, psychology, or public health. A relevant undergraduate or master's degree is expected, and a keen interest in clinical trial design and delivery is preferred. The post does not specify additional requirements such as GPA, language tests, or specific skills. Funding details are not provided in the announcement, but the position is described as a 4-year PhD studentship. Interested candidates are encouraged to contact the Aberdeen Centre for Evaluation or Professor Katie Gillies for further information and to check the LinkedIn post for updates and application instructions. Sharing the opportunity with potential applicants is also encouraged.