Pru Hobson-West

New fully funded PhD opportunity in Supporting People and Pets: Food Banks, Food Insecurity and Wellbeing in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire . The project is based at the University of Nottingham and involves collaboration with Pru Hobson-West , Juliet Wakefield , Kate Millar , and Arnold Food Bank . It sits at the intersection of public health , nutrition , sociology , and animal studies , with a strong focus on food insecurity, food banks, wellbeing, and human-animal relationships. This is a student-oriented research opportunity for someone interested in community-facing work and social research around food access and wellbeing. The post explicitly says the PhD is fully funded, making it attractive for applicants seeking financial support during doctoral study. The deadline mentioned in the post is 29 November . Interested applicants should use the linked information page for the full project description and application instructions. Keywords: PhD, food insecurity, food banks, wellbeing, public health, nutrition, sociology, animals/pets, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire.