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inequality PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Labour Market Reallocation, Unemployment, and Income Inequality in the UK
What are the economic effects of workers moving from one sector to the other on unemployment and income inequality? There is a revival of the discussion… Read more
Aggregating multi-domain wellbeing across individuals
Project details. Understanding inequality aversion for use in public health decision making using multi-criteria decision making. Read more
Using administrative data to better understand social policy challenges in Northern Ireland and Great Britain.
This 3-year studentship is fully-funded, covering all fees and providing a stipend. This stipend will support work towards a PhD, awarded on the basis of original research presented in a written thesis. Read more
Knowing urban inequality
The Global Challenges Centre for Doctoral Training provides a stimulating interdisciplinary environment for students to research a key global challenge. Read more
Reducing Inequality in Autism Diagnosis and Support: Knowledge, attitudes and experiences of autistic females and the professionals who work with them (VP2220)
The understanding of autism is based heavily on a male-centred phenotype, with the male to female diagnosis ratio at 3 to 1. However, this it largely thought to be a result of under-diagnosis due to a limited clinical understanding of autistic presentation in females. Read more
The Spatial Inequality of COVID: Understanding Changes in the Spatial-Temporal Clusters of COVID Cases and Associated Deaths in UK against Underlying Risks and Vaccination
The importance of space and time have been evident in news briefings, media coverage, statistical reporting and public commentary throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more
Language, self, and society: Linguistic inequality and beyond
Language is said to be a uniquely human property which constitutes many aspects of our lives. It serves as a fundamental medium for interactions between people in the society. Read more
Six fully funded studentships are available in the Global Challenges Centre for Doctoral Training
The Global Challenges Centre for Doctoral Training provides a stimulating interdisciplinary environment for students to research a key global challenge. Read more
Digitally (dis)connected: Exploring the role of digital skills providers in supporting marginalised communities during uncertain times. (Advert Ref:SF22/EE/CIS/HASTINGS)
The COVID-19 pandemic disproportionately affected those experiencing inequality, creating backwards social mobility and reduced digital engagement from marginalised communities. Read more
Leverhulme Trust Biopsychosocial Doctoral Scholarship Programme
The University of Oxford will be offering 15 doctoral scholarships from 2021-2023, thanks to a £1.35m grant from the Leverhulme Trust. Read more
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A longitudinal exploration of a housing support programme for people with mental health and housing needs( Ref: WD_2022_03_WSCH)
Post summary. START (Support for Tenancy and Recovery Targets) was a pilot project which aimed to provide and/or sustain secure tenancies with support for people who are mental health service users with identified housing needs. Read more
PhD opportunities in Sociology and Communication Studies at Brunel University London
Address contemporary concerns and new cultural challenges with a world-leading team, receiving regular grants from the AHRC, ESRC & British Academy. Read more
Digital Humanities PhD (option of a joint PhD with National University of Singapore)
Our course gives students a unique opportunity to critically study the developments and implications of digital technologies on contemporary culture and society. Read more
Amplifying marginalised voices in the Computing Curriculum: Investigating the diversity of subject resources using staff and students as change agents to provide an effective and inclusive learning experience (Advert Reference: SF22/EE/CIS/CASSELDEN)
Decolonising higher education and enabling marginalised voices to be better heard is vital for ensuring an inclusive and equal learning experience for all students in the UK. Read more
How do international workers ‘negotiate’ care(er) responsibilities?
Recent global phenomena (e.g., COVID-19, Brexit, etc.) have seen significant socio-cultural, political, and economic changes shifts, affecting who we consider as international workers. Read more