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sociology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 54 sociology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
Postgraduate Research Opportunities in Sociology and Social Policy
About the School of Sociology and Social Policy. In the School of Sociology and Social Policy we are passionate about research that makes a difference in society on a local, national and global level. Read more
School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Sciences PhDs
Our research programmes offer you specialist knowledge in your chosen area of social science and an advanced level of skills. Working professionals may also be interested in the programmes we offer via our distance learning online courses. . Read more
PhD (School of Social Sciences) Doctorate
Study a PhD at the University of Bradford and contribute new and significant knowledge to the diverse field of social sciences. Read more
Refugee Humans and Companion Animals
This doctoral research project will investigate the experiences and perspectives of humans who have sought UK refugee status with their companion animals. … Read more
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Governing Housing Retrofit: The Role of Social Intermediaries
This exciting interdisciplinary project focuses on the relationships between people, places, public policy, and the environment. It will be jointly supervised by colleagues from Geography (Stefan Bouzarovski), Politics (Paul Tobin), and Sociology (Faye Wade). Read more
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Governing Housing Retrofit: The Role of Social Intermediaries
The University of Manchester
Faculty of Humanities Doctoral Academy, School of Environment, Education and Development
This exciting interdisciplinary project focuses on the relationships between people, places, public policy, and the environment. It will be jointly supervised by colleagues from Geography (Stefan Bouzarovski), Politics (Paul Tobin), and Sociology (Faye Wade). Read more
Funded Vice Chancellors Scholarship in Inclusive Engineering; Belonging Built-In Engineering (Ref: AACME25/ER)
Tackling engineering skills shortages is the most important business imperative work on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) for the future of engineering identified by the Royal Academy of Engineering, with large gaps in graduates required by industry. Read more
Geographical Understandings of the Global Fitness Industry (SF24/EE/GES/LUGER)
The global fitness industry is fast-growing and hugely impactful in the way it shapes the economy, the way it produces urban environments and communities, and the way it relates to human bodies, identities, cultures and politics. Read more
Theology & Religious Studies PhD
At King's you will find a broad range of overlapping areas of research. Students can pursue traditional areas of study through. Read more
PhDs in The Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research
Our research focuses on issues of social and economic disadvantage as experienced by places and people. We invite applications for research study in any of our research strengths, which include. Read more
Faculty of Social Studies, Masaryk University
In Clinical Psychology, students gain a deep understanding of the human mind and behavior. Focus on psychological assessment, therapeutic interventions, and counseling techniques. Read more
Local-level governance and environmental protection in Brazil
About the Project. Local authorities are often the ones in charge of taking substantive measures to protect the environment. Read more
Plants in the Wrong Place? Weeds and weeding in Britain c.1500-c.1950
Much cultivation is accompanied by efforts at eradication, removing unwanted plants which are designated as weeds. However, weed-infested land might also be viewed as covered by a rich diversity of species. Read more
Plants in the Wrong Place? Weeds and weeding in Britain c.1500-c.1950
Much cultivation is accompanied by efforts at eradication, removing unwanted plants which are designated as weeds. However, weed-infested land might also be viewed as covered by a rich diversity of species. Read more
Plants in the Wrong Place? Weeds and weeding in Britain c.1500-c.1950
Much cultivation is accompanied by efforts at eradication, removing unwanted plants which are designated as weeds. However, weed-infested land might also be viewed as covered by a rich diversity of species. Read more