PhD and Postdoc Positions in Healing Architecture and Green Care Farming at VITALPLACEs Roskilde University in Denmark

Two fully funded PhD fellowships are available at the Centre for Medical Science and Technology Studies (MeST) , Department of Public Health, University of Copenhagen , Denmark. The projects sit at the intersection of medical anthropology , medical science and technology studies , public health , and the social study of artificial intelligence in healthcare. The fellowships are part of the Carlsberg Foundation Semper Arden Accelerate-funded project PATHWAYs of precision: AI-driven predictions in...

Postdoctoral position at the Department of Psychology, Aarhus BSS, Aarhus University, in a project titled “Testing a Narrative Identity Intervention to Support Personal Recovery” (RETELL). The project investigates the effect of a narrative identity intervention for people with severe mental illness , with a focus on personal recovery . The postdoc will help design and run a randomized controlled study , prepare protocols and ethics applications, develop recruitment materials, coordinate particip...

PhD studentship at the University of Worcester in the UK on Caring for Carers : exploring the support needs of unpaid rural carers for people with serious mental illness (NIHR THRIVE Programme). This doctoral project sits at the intersection of psychology , public health , medical science , and sociology , with a strong focus on mental health, caregiving, and rural communities. The post is advertised as a PhD studentship and includes funding of £20,407 per year for 4 years . Eligibility details ...

Yale University’s Program for Recovery and Community Health (PRCH) in the Department of Psychiatry is recruiting a Post Doctoral Associate to support collaborative research, training, and policy development in behavioral health. The position centers on research with Dr. Harper, whose work uses qualitative and mixed methods approaches informed by transformative and community-based participatory research (CBPR) . Projects include the NIH-funded ENCAMP-CT study on non-congregate shelter effects on ...

PhD studentship at Oxford Brookes University on BMI-based exclusion from fertility treatment , using an ethnographic approach to study how women experience and navigate access restrictions in fertility care. The project is based in the Oxford Institute of Applied Health Research / Oxford School of Nursing and Midwifery and examines how BMI eligibility criteria shape access to NHS and private fertility treatment, with attention to stigma, reproductive autonomy, care perceptions, and socioeconomic...