Ulster University PhD Studentship

Funded PhD opportunity: MENO-LIFE Ulster University’s MENO-LIFE project offers a PhD research opportunity focused on improving menopause self-management through diet and lifestyle strategies. The project sits within Life and Health Sciences and addresses an important area of women’s health by investigating practical approaches that may support midlife women during menopause. The doctoral researcher will explore diet and lifestyle approaches to menopause management and work with midlife women to ...

Swansea University is offering a fully funded PhD studentship in Health, Wellbeing and Data Science through the ESRC Welsh Graduate School for the Social Sciences (WGSSS). The opportunity is based in the Faculty of Medicine, Health and Life Science in Swansea, United Kingdom, and is open to UK and international students. The pathway investigates pressing health and social challenges using observational, descriptive, trials-based, computational, and population-level methods. Potential research ma...

The Sir Henry Wellcome Postdoctoral Fellowships are a Wellcome Trust scheme for recently qualified postdoctoral researchers who want to launch independent research careers. The fellowship supports work in strong research environments and is designed to help researchers take the next step toward research independence. As a Wellcome Trust award, it is framed around biomedical science and is intended for applicants developing their own line of research. The advert does not name a specific host labo...

Sir Henry Dale Fellowship is a recurring fellowship scheme run jointly by the Royal Society and the Wellcome Trust. The award is designed for postdoctoral researchers who want to build the independence needed to lead their own research groups. It offers substantial support over five years and is intended to help researchers develop from postdoctoral training into independent scientific leadership. The scheme is presented as a partnership between two major UK research funders, giving awardees the...

PhD opportunity at Aston University in Birmingham, United Kingdom on medication optimisation, severe mental illness, peer support workers, realist research, qualitative interviewing, and co-design . This fully funded PhD (3 years, full-time) is part of the TIMELINESS project and will explore how peer support workers (PSWs) can use lived experience to help people with severe mental illness make informed decisions about medication and support recovery. The project is delivered in partnership with ...