PhD Studentship: Unorthodox Health Activism in Britain after 1948 University of Strathclyde in United Kingdom

[Home fees plus an annual UKRI-equivalent stipend of £16,354 for up to three years; international students would need to cover the fee difference.] University of Strathclyde is offering a funded PhD studentship on Unorthodox health activism in Britain after 1948 . The project explores the history of alternative approaches to health in Britain, focusing on the communities, activists, ideas, and everyday experiences that shaped unorthodox health movements in the post-1948 period. This studentship ...

🎓 Fully funded PhD opportunities are now open with the NIHR Applied Research Collaboration North West Coast (ARC NWC) , in partnership with five leading universities across the North West Coast. This call is aimed at candidates interested in applied health and care research , with themes spanning health research , social care research , and public health . Successful applicants will join NIHR-funded research environments and work on projects designed to address real-world challenges and improve ...

Brighton and Sussex Medical School is advertising a funded PhD studentship titled Optimising Healthy Ageing in Trans and Non-Binary Adults . This project will investigate healthcare access and health outcomes for older trans and non-binary adults, addressing major gaps in research on health inequalities , primary care , and healthy ageing . The work will include meaningful partnership with trans and non-binary communities and aims to generate evidence that can improve services and practice. The ...

[£21,805 per annum stipend; up to £2,000 per year for research costs and training; £300 per year for travel or conference attendance; up to £5,000 flexible funding for high-cost research and/or external training; full tuition fees for 4 years at the UK/Home rate covered. Open to Home and International students, but international students must cover visa, healthcare surcharge, and moving costs.] PhD studentship at the University of Bath on improving the provision of clinical services for youth wi...

PhD opportunity at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) in London, UK, supported by the Royal Society and associated with the Cockburn Lab. The project focuses on malaria vaccine discovery, specifically identifying new antigen targets for next-generation vaccines beyond current single-protein approaches. Research directions include either cloning/screening protective antibodies against sporozoites or investigating how CD4+ T cells work with CD8+ T cells to control infection...