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  MPhil Project: Climate change and the Republic of Ireland: Societal health Impacts and Solutions


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  Dr Anushree Priyadarshini, Dr Paul Hynds  No more applications being accepted  Funded PhD Project (Students Worldwide)

About the Project

The project will quantify the current and likely future costs of climate change on human health and wellbeing in the Republic of Ireland. The direct costs, comprising all those incurred (e.g. healthcare infrastructure, staff costs, etc.) in treating a physical and/or mental health condition, will be assessed using Time Driven Activity Based Costing. The overarching goal is to provide a bottom line for climate change associated health/wellbeing impacts to allow for cost/benefit analyses and research-led governmental budget allocation and policy formation.

Interested candidates should email an Expression of Interest form together with a cover letter indicating suitability for the studentship, and an up-to-date CV to [Email Address Removed]



Funding Notes

The Research Master fellowship is for a two-year period.
Tuition fee and materials expenses are covered

References


Primary Degree, 2.1 / Upper Second Class Honours or higher in relevant area.
Candidates completing their undergraduate in 2021 are eligible to apply.
Desirable: Experience of Qualitative and Quantitative data collection and analysis (such as conducting interviews, cost benefit analysis); Experience of academic writing (such as dissertation/thesis).