Ulster University is offering a fully funded PhD opportunity in Pharmacy Practice, focusing on climate change, sustainable healthcare, and community pharmacy. The project, titled 'Greening Community Pharmacy: Spatial and Behavioural Determinants of Sustainable Practices in Community Pharmacies,' aims to make a real impact through research that shapes the future of sustainable healthcare and community pharmacy. Students passionate about climate change, environmental sustainability, and healthcare are encouraged to apply.

The research will involve spatial analysis, behavioural science, and primary care research, with the goal of influencing national policy and everyday practice. The successful candidate will work on improving environmental sustainability in pharmacies and will benefit from excellent training and development opportunities.

Funding includes full tuition fees (over £14,000), a £20,780 annual maintenance grant (tax-free), and a £900 per year research training and support grant. The project is supervised by Kingston Rajiah, Lecturer in Clinical Pharmacy and Pharmacy Practice at Ulster University.

Applicants should be motivated and interested in data, spatial analysis, or behavioural science. The opportunity is ideal for those seeking to advance their research career in pharmacy practice and sustainable healthcare. For more information and to apply, visit the Ulster University PhD opportunity page.