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We have 85 Nursing & Health PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for UK Students
Nursing & Health PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for UK Students
We have 85 Nursing & Health PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for UK Students
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Funded Masters by Research Scholarships in Health, Care and Wellbeing
The Faculty of Life Science and Education, University of South Wales, invites applications for the following Masters by Research programmes commencing in October 2023. Read more
Higher education and employment journeys for young adults and the impact on their mental health
Research Theme. Population Health Sciences. Summary. Young adulthood is a period characterised by profound life transitions, and the peak period for emerging mental health problems. Read more
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Sharing reproducible analyses in Big Healthcare Data Infrastructures
An exciting new research collaboration between Health Data Research UK and the University of Manchester is funding a UK PhD studentship within the Department of Computer Science. Read more
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National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) Patient Safety Research Collaborative (PSRC) PhD studentship
Award summary. To deliver real and meaningful changes in patient safety for those with Multiple Long-Term Conditions (MLTCs). https://www.newcastle-hospitals.nhs.uk/news/5-3million-investment-for-patient-safety-research/. Read more
Exploring the interplay and mechanisms between sleep, circadian rhythms and physical activity in relation to physical and mental health
Understanding the interplay between physical activity and sleep is important for improving physical and mental health. A proposed mechanism linking physical activity with improved sleep is through regulation of circadian (24-hour) rhythms in the body. Read more
Automating knowledge synthesis in biomedical literature using AI and language models
Knowledge synthesis can be a slow and cumbersome process but is an essential tool for medical and public health policy-makers. Formal systematic reviews require rigid protocols and extensive human effort from trained professionals, whereas a massive volume of research evidence emerges every year. Read more
Estimating the global cancer burden due to low levels of physical activity
The student will estimate the overall global burden of cancer risk which is due to low levels of physical activity using a combination of. Read more
Exploring the value of using large third-party artificial intelligence models in epidemiology, with examples using Twitter data
Large language models (LLMs) are an artificial intelligence approach that have recently been shown to have extremely promising ability, for example, for conversing with humans or performing tasks such as summarising or extracting information from text. Read more
Evaluating the impact of the novel Welsh Government ‘Active Travel Town’ on inequalities in travel modes and physical activity and to inform policy development
Active travel, such as walking and cycling, is accessible and affordable and has potential as a public health policy to promote routine physical activity and reduce inequalities. Read more
Investigating cause-specific hospitalisations among people living with HIV on antiretroviral therapy
This project aims to investigate rates of hospitalisations due to different causes among people with HIV on antiretroviral therapy, and how they differ by subgroups, for example, by gender or age. Read more
“Home Continence Stress Test” a Novel Objective Assessment Tool for Female Stress Urinary Incontinence
Urinary incontinence (UI) is a common and debilitating condition that affects over 6million UK women over the age of 40years. UI leads to embarrassment, low self-esteem, social isolation, and reduced productivity. Read more
Predictors of neurodevelopmental outcomes in early-onset epilepsy: leveraging AI in video-based and electronic health records (BEE-HIVES)
The aim of this PhD is to identify predictors of neurodevelopmental outcomes in early-onset epilepsy, by combining advances in machine learning techniques with linkage of routine maternal and infant medical records and prospective measurement of young children with epilepsy over the first three years of life. Read more
The skeletal muscle epigenome and metabolism
This is a doctoral Cotutelle project between Deakin University (Australia) and Coventry University (United Kingdom). The successful PhD Student will be awarded a scholarship from Deakin University with the supervision team being drawn from Deakin University and Coventry University. Read more
Human physiological, biochemical, and cognitive responses to repeated daily occupational heat exposure
Introduction. This PhD project is part of the Cotutelle arrangement between Coventry University, UK and Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia. Read more
Change your world – choose Glasgow for PhD study
At the University of Glasgow, our aim is to offer the best environment for your talent to flourish. If you have an idea, if you have dedication and passion, you could have what it takes to become a UofG world changer. Read more
