Psychology Swansea University in United Kingdom

Funded PhD opportunity in Personalised Behavioural Cyber Resilience through the Cambridge ESRC Doctoral Training Partnership (CAM-DTP) , in collaboration with the Eastern Cyber Resilience Centre (ECRC) . This project sits at the intersection of cybersecurity , human behaviour , and responsible AI , with a strong behavioural and resilience-focused research angle. It is suitable for candidates interested in how people interact with cyber risks, how behaviour can be shaped to improve resilience, an...

Fully funded PhD opportunity at the University of Birmingham on Exercise, Cognition and Appetite in the Ageing Brain . The project asks how appetite regulation, food-related decision-making, episodic memory, and the hippocampus may be linked in older adults, and whether exercise can help. The successful candidate will join a large UKRI-funded study running a year-long exercise intervention with older adults. Research activities include MRI, fitness testing, cognitive assessment, a test-meal para...

Fully Funded PhD Opportunity in Public Health & Prevention at Edge Hill University This PhD project, Clearing the Air: Co-Producing Healthier Places for Young People Through Equitable Vaping Prevention in Blackburn with Darwen , is an applied, community-focused research opportunity within the Department of Psychology at Edge Hill University. The project is part of the NIHR ARC North West Coast and focuses on youth vaping prevention, public health, and prevention science. The successful PhD resea...

PhD opportunity at Queen's University Belfast in children's awareness of mind wandering , metacognition, attention regulation, and cognitive development. This doctoral project will investigate how children develop awareness of their own attentional states, how they recognise moments of mind wandering, and how metacognitive awareness relates to learning and classroom focus. The research is grounded in Nelson and Narens’ model of metacognitive monitoring and control, and will explore how awareness...

Applications are open for the third cohort of PhD students at the Centre for Human-Inspired Artificial Intelligence (CHIA), University of Cambridge. The opportunity is centered on research in trustworthy AI, human-AI collaboration, contextual safety evaluations, and the deployment of AI and agents in high-stakes settings. The poster also notes that co-supervision arrangements can be made with supervisors from across the university, and lists potential primary supervisors including Anna Korhonen,...