PhD in Commercial Determinants of Health and Multimorbidity University of St Andrews in United Kingdom

Postdoctoral Research Associate in Health Workforce Research at the University of Lincoln , United Kingdom. This externally funded postdoctoral opportunity supports the Allied Health Professions Workforce Research Partnership , a five-year programme funded by the NIHR Health and Social Care Delivery Research programme . The role sits within the School of Health and Care Sciences and the Lincoln Institute for Rural and Coastal Health (LIRCH) , and contributes to the second phase of a major collab...

Post-Doctoral Research Fellow in Mixed Methods Research at the University of Oxford , Department of Psychiatry, Warneford Hospital, Oxford, United Kingdom. This postdoctoral opportunity focuses on mixed methods research exploring patient perspectives and priorities in psychiatry , with an emphasis on more inclusive and meaningful approaches to mental health research and services. The role sits within a strong research environment with links to the LEIP, DIGIT, and the broader MHG Programme. Elig...

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 ...

🚨 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 ,...

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...