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Latest University of Bath PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
We have 42 Latest University of Bath PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
We have 42 Latest University of Bath PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
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Modelling of flow and sorption processes in personal protective respirators
The University of Bath is inviting applications for the following PhD project, ideally commencing before April 2022. Later start dates may be possible. Read more
Enabling Steel Reuse in the UK
The University of Bath is inviting applications for the following PhD project. It will ideally start before 01 April 2022, but the start date is flexible for the right candidate, and could be as late as September 2022. Read more
Your body, your work: how organisations have used and represented the body image of the ideal employee
There has been work on how leaders have been depicted over time, for example through analyses of business magazines’ cover. What is missing, however, is an understanding how the body image of the ideal employee has been constructed and used in subtle way also to infer professionalism and competence. Read more
Understanding the role of online communities and the spread of anti-5G mis/disinformation
The project. Online communities are virtual spaces for users to share interests, support others, and for knowledge or information exchange. Read more
Making Healthy Choices in Food Away from Home
According to the World Health Organisation, worldwide obesity has nearly tripled since 1975; as of 2016, more than 1.9 billion adults, 18 years and older, were overweight and of these, over 650 million were obese (. Read more
Labour economics project: The various consequences of wives outearning their husbands
The traditional family unit comprised of the father who specializes in labour market work and the mother who specializes in home production is in decline in the United Kingdom (UK), the United States (US) and many other developed economies across the globe. Read more
Intervening in Networks of Power: creating multi-level interventions in a Complex System of Urban Development Decision-Making
There is substantial evidence linking non-communicable diseases (NCDs, e.g. respiratory illness, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, mental disorder, cancer) to. Read more
Improving Working Conditions in Supply Chains: Beyond Buyer-Centric Approaches
Every day we come across reports about working conditions being violated in supply chains. Codes of conduct and sustainability standards are predominantly used to improve working conditions in supply chains. Read more
How can we best enable LGBT+ people to thrive at work and in business?
This research aims to extend and build upon the work carried out in the Strategy and Organisation Division on diversity and inclusion, specifically on lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (as well as other non-heterosexual and non-cisgender) people in the workplace. Read more
Food Citizenship and Food Consumption Choices
Our project seeks to develop nuanced understanding of food citizenship and its impact on consumption choices, individuals, and society. Read more
Fat! Conceptions of beauty through time and in contemporary society
Body positivity has emerged as one component of the current discussions on diversity in society, together with race and sexuality, as body activists claim their right to be of different body shapes and sizes. Read more
Digital Skills, New working spaces and regional growth
We are looking for highly motivated candidates from any disciplinary background who have strong quantitative skills (or would be able and willing to develop them) and/or strong qualitative skills to undertake research exploring the role of digital skills and new working spaces in supporting regional growth. Read more
Contested bodies: experiences of pain in organizations
Pain is normally seen as a negative experience in one’s own body – an experience that needs to be managed and minimized. In certain professions, pain is often hidden from colleagues to avoid stigma and for fear of missing out on opportunities. Read more
Color Affects Product Perception
As they shop, consumers see products in many different colors. Read more
Brand Activism and Online Advertising
Brands are becoming increasingly vocal on socio-political issues through the medium of advertising. Be it voicing support for Black Lives Matter (Nike) or hitting out at ‘toxic masculinity’ (Gillette), brands are willingly aligning themselves with significant social and political causes and actively ‘taking a stand’. Read more
