Interventions to improve knowledge, attitudes & practices

Victoria University in Australia is offering a PhD opportunity focused on food and nutrition education for health, specifically interventions to improve knowledge, attitudes, and practices. The position is supervised by Associate Professor Helen McCarthy, who is also the Associate Dean of Learning and Teaching in the College of Sport, Health and Engineering. The research aligns with the university's broader health and wellbeing solutions research outlines, which include areas such as nutrition and dietetics, public health, medical science, and education. Applicants should have a background in nutrition, dietetics, public health, or a related discipline, and are encouraged to select a research outline that matches their experience and interests. Funding may be available through the Research Training Program (RTP) Stipend Scholarship, which typically covers tuition and provides a stipend, though specific details are not provided. The application deadline is set for late 2026, giving prospective students ample time to prepare. For more information and to apply, candidates should review the research outlines and follow the application instructions provided on the Victoria University website.