Fully Funded PhD in Accessible Maternity Services, AI, and Healthcare Equity Bournemouth University in United Kingdom

Funded PhD project at the University of Bristol, School of Psychology and Neuroscience, within the GW4 BioMed3 MRC Doctoral Landscape Programme. The project focuses on digital health interventions , behaviour change , personalisation , health inequalities , and under-served groups , using the Drink Less app as a case study for reducing alcohol consumption among increasing and higher-risk drinkers. Research themes include understanding why some users do not download digital interventions, improvi...

Funded PhD studentships are now open through GW4 BioMed3 , with interdisciplinary projects co-supervised across Exeter, Bristol, Bath, and Cardiff . The advertised projects span women’s health , digital health , health inequalities , genetics , and advanced data science methods . Examples of project themes include tracking the link between diet and women’s health with AI and smartphones, robust analysis of digital health data across menstrual cycles, menstrual health and intersectional inequalit...

Fully funded PhD opportunity at Liverpool John Moores University in collaboration with NIHR ARC North West Coast and NHS/research partners. The project focuses on dementia , digital health , clinical innovation , and clinical workflow optimisation . The successful PhD researcher will develop and evaluate a digital platform designed to support dementia assessment and clinical workflow, with attention to how scoring, interpretation, reporting, and data management can be streamlined in routine prac...

🚨 Three funded PhD studentships are available in mental health inequalities , with a research focus on inequities in rural mental health . The studentships are attached to an NIHR programme of research and offer a strong supervisory environment, with partnership links to the University of Birmingham Institute for Mental Health . Funding includes a tax-free stipend and fees covered , making this a fully funded doctoral opportunity. The research place is based in Herefordshire and Worcestershire ,...

Call for a fully funded PhD studentship in Adaptive AI to Reduce Neurodivergent Inequalities at Anglia Ruskin University (Cambridge campus), supported by UKRI-ESRC through CAM-DTP and delivered in partnership with klip Global . The project explores how neuroinclusive AI can improve access to health, care, and employment pathways for neurodivergent adults. This is a strong fit for applicants interested in Artificial Intelligence , Machine Learning , Generative AI , data science , digital health ,...