Clinical PhD Programme in Health Inequality Research at Queen Mary and City St George’s, University of London Queen Mary University of London and City St George’s, University of London in United Kingdom

HARP Clinical PhD programme at Queen Mary University of London and City St George’s, University of London is inviting applications for clinical PhD fellowships and predoctoral 1-year fellowships for registered health professionals. The scheme is designed to build the next generation of clinical academic leaders in East and South-West London, with a strong emphasis on clinical research and tackling health inequality . Eligible applicants include nurses, midwives, physiotherapists, occupational th...

New funding is available for postdoctoral clinical academics through the Medical Research Council Regional Account for Clinical Researchers (MRC RACR) initiative, via the London Launchpad MRC RACR partnership. This opportunity is designed to support health professionals at key transition points in their careers, including those preparing for a career move or returning to research after a break. The partnership brings together King's College London , UCL, Kingston University, the London School of...

[3-year cohort-based PhD fellowship funding a full-time salary, PhD fees, and research costs; clinical salary negotiated after appointment.] The University of Glasgow is offering a cohort-based Clinical PhD Research Fellowship for health professionals working on multiple long-term conditions (MLTC) , also known as multimorbidity . The programme is designed to develop the next generation of clinical academic leaders who can use multidisciplinary research to address important clinical questions in...

Research Fellow in Applied Health Research at the University of East Anglia , School of Health Sciences, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences. This is a fixed-term, part-time (0.6 FTE) research fellow role for 3 years, starting immediately. The post is designed to support a growing cohort of international PhD students in applied health research and to contribute to doctoral training, research culture, and student development. The role sits within applied health research and is suitable for ca...

📢 Fully funded PhD opportunities are available within the Centre for Equity in Mental Health at the University of Huddersfield . This post highlights one project supervised by Amanda Firth : Understanding the benefits and challenges of faith-based organisations’ contributions to mental health service provision and support . The project will explore the role of faith-based organisations in supporting mental health and wellbeing within communities, with attention to trust, accessibility, cultural ...