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We have 15 Kingston University, Faculty of Business and Social Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
Kingston University, Faculty of Business and Social Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 15 Kingston University, Faculty of Business and Social Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
Impacts of fraud victimhood
This PhD is an exciting opportunity to examine the range of impacts of a range of fraud types on victims, drawing on intersectional characteristics (to include gender). Read more
An investigation into the origins of thought: Studies in infant cognitive and socio-emotional development
This PhD project aims to explore preverbal babies’ understandings of the world around them, specifically, what they understand about the social/emotional world, and the physical world, and whether the roots of thought in humans has evolutionary origins. Read more
Nation-building following colonisation: does the existence of “sibling” nation-states matter?
As discussed by Anderson (1991), (de)colonisation sometimes leads to one unique successor nation-state (as for Dutch Indonesia) or sometimes instead to several of them (as for British India or French Indochina). Read more
A critical political economy of money, finance and finacialization
The project explores the nature and changing nature of money and finance in the contemporary global economy. 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
Crime and Restorative Justice in Practice and Theory and the Question of Community. A Further Unravelling of the Conundrum
The paradigm of restorative justice seeks to solve criminal disputes by repairing the harm caused and increasing accountability and rehabilitation. Read more
The psychology of deception detection and veracity judgements
The deception detection field has been running in place for quite a few years now. After over 30 years of research the only reliable effects we have found is that people, on average, are likely to overestimate how honest others are, and are overall poor detectors of deception. Read more
Non-invasive brain stimulation, interactivity, and creativity
The neuroscience of creativity has implicated the right temporal lobe in the production of insights in various creative problem-solving tasks. Read more
An investigation of Quantum Cognition in Financial Decision Making
This project aims to investigate the application of quantum principles to financial decision-making processes. Quantum cognition, which applies the principles of quantum theory to cognitive processes, offers a novel approach to understanding the complexities and uncertainties inherent in human decision making. Read more
Behaviour change through Neuroaesthetics: Investigating Art-based solutions to address workplace and societal challenges
This programme offers the chance to undertake a substantial piece of work that is worthy of publication and which makes an original contribution to the fields of neuroaesthetics and psychological and behavioural science in the BRAINS Lab at Kingston University. Read more
Examining the social dimension of Circular Economy in emerging markets
Globally, society is being challenged by the exigencies of survival deriving from social inequities, climate extremes, increasing VUCA risks like COVID-19, and limited natural resources (Reinecke and Ansari, 2021; Gillani et al., 2023; Ritala et al., 2024). Read more
Future Finance with Artificial Intelligence
This PhD project aims to explore the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in reshaping financial decision-making, processes, and services. Read more
Workplace mistreatment on the basis of multiple demographic attributes: Victims’ and workplace characteristics as influential factors
People can be categorised and be treated badly based on single or multiple demographic attributes (e.g., Stangor, Lynch, Duan, & Glas, 1992). Read more
Advancing Digital Marketing Capabilities through AI Integration
In the current digital age, companies are under increasing pressure to enhance their digital marketing capabilities (DMCs), defined as “a firm’s ability to use digital technology–enabled processes to interact with customers and partners in a targeted, measurable, and integrated way to create new forms of value without regard for distance or time” (Homburg and Wielgos, 2022). Read more
Supply chain digitalisation: building a sustainable supply chain
Supply chain digitalisation has garnered increasing attention in both industry and academia (Wang and Prajogo, 2024, Seyedghorban et al., 2020, Holmström et al., 2019). Read more
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