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We have 33 Sociology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students in Nottingham

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Sociology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students in Nottingham

We have 33 Sociology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students in Nottingham

Working residents? Employment-related support, barriers, and outcomes for people living in exempt (supported) accommodation

Research indicates that being homeless or in precarious housing creates significant challenges for individuals experiencing homelessness, particularly in relation to mental health, family relationships, maintaining social networks, employment, and physical health (including substance abuse). Read more

Addressing health inequalities in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire; improving access through new models of primary care

Access to primary care services is crucial in addressing health inequalities across communities. However, primary care in the UK is currently facing critical threats to sustainability, including extreme difficulties in recruiting and retaining clinical staff. Read more

Advancing Sustainable Transportation in Nottingham: Towards Inclusive and Safer Micromobility for All

Whether residents choose to cycle, walk, or use e-scooters for their daily commutes or short journeys, the introduction of e-bikes, in addition to the ongoing e-scooter trial, aims to enhance mobility and accessibility within Nottingham. Read more

Language in Nottingham and the region: celebrating language as intangible cultural heritage

Nottingham has a diverse population with a wide range of cultures and languages represented within its local communities. This project views language as a type of cultural heritage which should be preserved and protected. Read more

Leveraging Artificial Intelligence in Education Systems for Adaptive Learning

Project ID. SST_CIRC_5. Throughout history, education has constantly evolved to adapt to individual and societal needs. The information era we find ourselves in today holds a pivotal transformation on the horizon, the fusion of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the education system. Read more

Ecologies of Labour: A case study

Project ID. S40. This project will explore the potential for working practices to be reimagined in ways that are ecologically sustainable, perhaps even regenerative, and which produce benefits for more-than-human societies. Read more

Understanding Resilience in the aftermath of abuse within UK Muslim communities

Project ID. S33. Resilience as a universal concept is subject to many academic, governmental, public policy and social sciences definitions, such as capacity to rebound from a fearful and helpless situations (Folke, 2006; Sliwinski, 2020). Read more

Foreign Policy, Agency and African Approaches to Global Health

Project ID. S27. Africa is not new to addressing health crises, with work actively taking place across the continent in the fight against HIV/AID, Ebola, malaria, and TB among others. Read more

No place like home: exploring the student residential experience

Project ID. S25. University student accommodation is an aspect of student life that sits at the junction of the student experience, student wellbeing, and wider financial questions such as ‘value for money’ (Howard et al., 2022; Savage et al., 2021). Read more

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