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We have 30 Psychology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Leeds
Psychology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Leeds
We have 30 Psychology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Leeds
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Graduate Teaching Assistant role and fully funded PhD Scholarship
The School of Psychology at the University of Leeds is offering candidates a 5-year fully funded PhD/Graduate Teaching Assistant scholarship opportunity. Read more
Sexism and racism in psychology curricula: Exploring institutional 'talk' & curriculum decolonization
Since at least the 1970s, there have been concerns about educational curricula’s various biases (Bordo, 1999; Jay 2003). The ‘Why Is My Curriculum White’ movement highlights the omission of knowledge from people of colour and those outside of the Global North (e.g., UCL Collective, 2015). Read more
Healthy mind, healthy body: Biopsychosocial interactions between psychological wellbeing, eating behaviour and weight during the developmental years
This fully funded PhD scholarship provides an exciting opportunity to pursue postgraduate research in the field of child and adolescent obesity and mental health. 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
Developing and evaluating a community-based intervention to promote shared book reading and library use at the transition into primary school
This fully funded PhD place provides an exciting opportunity to pursue postgraduate research working in partnership with Leeds libraries and local education providers to develop and evaluate a shared book reading intervention for young children in the summer before they start primary school. Read more
The effects of second-eye cataract surgery on visual and motor function
In 2013, around 17% of the UK population were aged 65 or over, and this is estimated to increase to up to one in four people by 2050. Read more
The Perceptual Control of Coordinated Rhythmic Movements
Skilled movements require learning to perceive task demands, and organising your actions to meet those demands. I use coordinated rhythmic movements as a model task in the lab to study the processes of skill acquisition and performance. Read more
Responsible AI for Health and Social Care
The increasing adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies that could impact humanity raises increasing concerns from general public, industry and regulatory bodies. Read more
Trying to conceive after miscarriage: What are the advice and support needs for women in the context of the preconception health agenda
One in 5 women will experience miscarriage and of these around 50% will consequently experience psychological distress (Athey & Spielvogel, 2000). Read more
The impact of science communication on gender essentialism and stereotype endorsement
Attitudes supporting sexism and violence against women are persistent problems. Research suggests that the way in which research on psychological sex differences is communicated can increase sexist attitudes and stereotyping (Brescoll & LaFrance, 2004). Read more
The impact of age and intersecting power inequalities on freedom to consent in young people’s relationships: Understandings, knowledges and classroom learning
The legal definition of sexual consent within England and Wales stipulates ‘freedom to consent’ as a central indicator of valid consent (Sexual Offences Act, 2003). Read more
Optimising health care information, encounters, and environments for minoritised ethnic groups
Minoritised ethnic groups experience health disparities and inequalities compared to numerical majority ethnic groups, including in cancer incidence and survival for some cancer types. Read more
Optimising cancer-related health care in the context of multimorbidity
Many long-term conditions (e.g., diabetes, mental illnesses, dementia) can adversely impact cancer-protective behaviours, including participation in routine cancer screening, prompt and effective help-seeking for potential cancer symptoms, and access to and engagement with optimal cancer treatment and supportive cancer care, including pain relief. Read more
Exploring the experiences and consequences of a food addiction label.
People living with obesity are highly stigmatised and this can have profound negative effects on their psychological and physical wellbeing, as well as impacting their ability to lose weight (e.g. Read more
Exploring power and freedom to consent to sexual activity in UK sugar dating arrangements
Sugar dating is a phenomenon referring to a dynamic between two people who agree to an exchange of company for compensation (Motyl, 2012). Read more
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