Mags Watson

Pharmacy Research UK is offering funded PhD studentships for UK-registered pharmacists and pharmacy technicians at the University of Strathclyde. This opportunity is designed for those passionate about advancing pharmacy practice, medicines safety, and evidence-based healthcare services. Research topics may include improving the safe and effective use of medicines for older people, individuals with visual or hearing impairment/loss, or people with diabetes. The studentship aims to develop research skills and contribute to impactful healthcare improvements. Prof Mags Watson, a Professor at the Strathclyde Institute of Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences, is available to support applications and answer questions. Interested candidates should be UK-registered pharmacists or pharmacy technicians and motivated to make a difference in healthcare. Funding is provided by Pharmacy Research UK, though specific financial details are not listed. For more information and to apply, visit the provided link or contact Prof Watson directly. The application deadline is not specified. This is a unique chance to shape the future of pharmacy practice and healthcare services.

Pharmacy Research UK is offering funded PhD studentships for UK-registered pharmacists and pharmacy technicians, hosted at the University of Strathclyde under the supervision of Professor Mags Watson. This opportunity is designed for those passionate about advancing pharmacy practice, medicines safety, and evidence-based healthcare services, particularly for older people, individuals with visual or hearing impairment, and people with diabetes. The studentship aims to develop research skills and contribute to impactful healthcare improvements. Applicants should be UK-registered pharmacists or pharmacy technicians with a strong interest in the safe and effective use of medicines and the development of evidence-based services. Funding is provided by Pharmacy Research UK, though specific financial details are not listed. Interested candidates are encouraged to visit the provided link for more information and contact Professor Watson directly for support or inquiries. The application deadline is not specified. This is an excellent opportunity to shape the future of pharmacy practice and make a meaningful difference in healthcare.