A Football Association Funded Studentship with the Carnegie School of Sport What are the physical characteristics and determinants of match performance in elite female soccer players?’

The Football Association and the Carnegie School of Sport are looking to recruit a highly motivated individual to this prestigious Football Association PhD studentship.

This is a unique opportunity for a enthusiastic and high-achieving individual looking to undertake a PhD in a vibrant research and professional sporting environment, helping innovate and drive current and future practices with a high level of scientific rigour across the girls England talent pathway.

The studentship will aim to answer the performance question ’What are the physical characteristics and determinants of match performance in elite female soccer players?’ Findings will align to the key performance strategies of the Football Association.

The studentship will be based primarily at the Carnegie School of Sport but will also involve time spent at St Georges Park and supporting FA performance staff.

Please read the information on how to apply, complete the application form and return to [Email Address Removed] including your research proposal, scanned copies of your degree certificates (e.g. undergraduate or masters degree certificates) and transcripts, scanned copies of your English language requirements, scanned copies of your passport and previous UK visas if applicable.

Interviews will be held at St Georges Park.