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We have 250 Psychology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
Psychology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
We have 250 Psychology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
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The neural representations of audio-visual speech in adults with age-related hearing loss.
Applications are invited for a PhD student to work on neural representations of audio-visual speech in adults with age-related hearing loss. The deadline for the internal funding competition will be in early January 2024, starting the PhD studies in September 2024. Read more
Exploring and understanding inclusivity of LGBTQIA+ recreational athletes in the UK
Researchers, practitioners, and policy makers have shown that physical, mental, and social health research disparities exist between lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual (LGBTQIA+) populations and others. Read more
EASTBIO: How does the brain find the way: investigating the neural circuits underlining the sense of direction
Research Group:
Centre for Discovery Brain Sciences
A fundamental ability of people and terrestrial animals is their capacity to navigate successfully in familiar environments without getting lost. Read more
Understanding the Psychology of Immersive Experiences
Research Group:
CREATE Lab
Fully funded (stipend and fees) PhD studentship available for UK students (Conditions may apply to non-UK students) in the area of Audience Experience across the Universities of Bath and Bristol. There will be opportunities during the PhD for secondment to our project partners. Read more
How Climate Anxiety in Children and Young People Affects Household Consumption Behaviours
The Project. Climate anxiety refers to humans’ perceptions of and fear towards the negative impacts of climate change (Clayton and Karazsia, 2020). Read more
A flexibility and work-leisure perspective to new ways of working: The role of playful and leisure work design
The Project. Together with Farooq, we are looking forward to embarking on a project (details below) and hence recruiting a talented, passionate, and collaborative PhD student!. Read more
Light, circadian clock and mood
Our group investigates circadian clocks in mammals using mice as a model system. We are interested in the question how clocks in different tissues adjust to environmental cues and how the brain integrates this information to produce coherent systemic circadian rhythms. Read more
Funded PhD - Developing new therapies for compulsive behaviours by understanding the neural control of flexible action selection
Compulsive behaviours can take many forms and can be triggered by multifaceted factors. To understand the neural mechanisms of behavioural dysregulation, the project will first focus on studying binge eating disorder (BED). Read more
Funded PhD - Investigating the neurobiological mechanisms underlying apathy in Parkinson’s disease
Apathy is a prominent and severe non-motor psychiatric symptom of Parkinson’s Disease (PD). It is multi-dimensional, consisting of behavioural, emotional and cognitive symptoms which ultimately lead to a loss of motivation to engage with and react appropriately to the environment. Read more
INSEAD PhD in Management
We are now looking for candidates to join our mid-August 2024 intake. We are currently accepting applications at https://inse.ad/phd-apply-2024. Read more
Fluency and Context in Recognition Memory
This project relates to a sort of ‘memory illusion’. On a recognition memory test, increasing the perceptual fluency of a test cue increases the likelihood that the word will be endorsed as ‘familiar’, even if it hasn’t been seen in the study phase (and therefore should have been called ‘new’). Read more
FULLY FUNDED - Thalamic place cells: where are they, how do they get there and what are they for?
'APPLY VIA INSTITUTION WEBSITE LINK'. This is a neurobiological study involving the recording of neurons from freely moving rats and mice in order to understand how neurons encode the spatial environment. Read more
Communicating Climate Science to Diverse Audience Groups in a Changing World (COVENTRY_PSY23CDCC)
Primary Supervisor - Prof Kenny Coventry. Secondary Supervisor - Dr Irene Lorenzoni. Supervisory Team - Dr Jordan Harold. In the 2020s it is essential to understand the ways in which messaging can impact how and when to act in light of the AR6 WGI SPM report. Read more
PhD studentship in Global Health
Applications are invited for a 3-year PhD studentship to work in the Division of Neurology, Department of Brain Sciences, Faculty of Medicine of Imperial College London at the Hammersmith Hospital Campus. Read more
Understanding dairy farmer decision making for improved calf welfare
The School of Veterinary Medicine and Science (SVMS) undertakes research on many key aspects of companion animals and livestock health and production. Read more
