Fully Funded DPhil Studentships in Children’s Mental Health and Neurodiversity University of Oxford in United Kingdom

Queen's University Belfast School of Psychology is advertising a fully funded PhD opportunity with Dr Andrew Monaghan. The project is titled Coaching Identity and Mental Health Guidelines in Community Sport: A Social Identity Approach . It sits at the intersection of psychology , sport psychology , sports science , and mental health , with a focus on coaching identity and the development of mental health guidelines in community sport. This opportunity is aimed at applicants who are passionate ab...

Anna Freud is advertising a PhD student opportunity focused on young people’s mental health and the drivers of mental health outcomes. The project aims to generate evidence that can inform meaningful change and improve outcomes for young people through the BeeWell programme, which the organisation co-founded. This opportunity is especially relevant for applicants interested in psychology , public health , education , and evidence-based approaches to mental health and wellbeing. The post suggests...

Funded PhD opportunity at the University of Exeter in Computer Science for a project on simulating person-specific cognitive processes from expressive behaviours for mental health assessment . The project sits in the Department of Computer Science, Faculty of Environment, Science and Economy, at the Streatham Campus. It focuses on computational mental health , personalised AI , affective computing , and multimodal signal processing , using facial behaviour, speech, gaze, head movement, affective...

Queen's University Belfast is advertising a fully funded PhD in the School of Psychology on Coaching Identity and Mental Health Guidelines in Community Sport: A Social Identity Approach . The project is supervised by Dr Andrew Monaghan and is focused on sport psychology , mental health , coaching identity , social identity approach , and community sport . It examines how coaches in Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) clubs across Ireland and Northern Ireland understand their role, how that identit...

PhD opportunity at the University of Greenwich Business School on Beyond Treatment: A Bio-Social Approach to Labour Market Participation among NEET Youth with Mental Health Conditions . The project examines how health inequalities, social determinants, and structural barriers shape the experiences of young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET), with a particular focus on mental health conditions, disability studies, community psychology, social geography, occupational he...