Postdoctoral Research Associate in Health Workforce Research at University of Lincoln University of Lincoln in United Kingdom

PhD opportunity in Commercial Determinants of Health and Multimorbidity within the Multiple Long-Term Conditions (MLTC) PhD Programme for Health Professionals. This project, hosted through the University of St Andrews, examines how commercial companies and commercial determinants of health influence the development of multimorbidity / multiple morbidities. The research will explore the costs of harm caused by certain products and practices, review existing approaches to reducing harm, and help d...

🚨 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 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 ...

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...

La Trobe University is advertising a PhD opportunity with the Centre for Alcohol Policy Research (CAPR) on the Alcohol Harm Paradox and alcohol-related inequalities . The project will investigate the mechanisms behind the paradox, where people of higher socioeconomic status may drink more alcohol while people of lower socioeconomic status experience greater alcohol-related harms. The research may use qualitative or quantitative methods, depending on the candidate’s expertise and interests. This ...