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We have 342 Psychology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
Psychology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
We have 342 Psychology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
Establishing and evaluating a person-centred approach to supporting individuals living with cognitive impairments in Nottingham
About the project: . This project aims to support individuals living with cognitive impairments in Nottingham. Cognitive impairments can result from conditions such as traumatic brain injury, stroke, and dementia are more common in older populations. Read more
Unravelling the challenges faced by refugees in Nottingham when accessing mental health support to enhance support and foster integration
About the project. The global refugee and asylum seeker (RAS) crisis continues to escalate, with the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) reporting a record 122.6 million displaced people in 2023. Read more
PhD Studentship for research on psychological safety in elite performance training
PhD studentship at Guildhall School of Music & Drama, in association with Loughborough University. This opportunity is offered with a full fee waiver in the first instance, with the possibility of further funding. Read more
Faculty of Science URSA PhD Project: Vestibular Brain-Computer Interface: A Neurotechnology Driven by the Mechanism of Vestibular Neuroplasticity for Enhancing Human Balance Control
This project is one of a number that are in competition for funding from the University of Bath URSA competition, for entry in September 2025. Read more
(MRC DTP CASE) Precision modelling approaches to understand variance in brain plasticity
Life expectancy in the UK has increased by roughly 30 years in the past century and, combined with a decrease in fertility rates, has led to a proportional increase in middle/older aged adults. Read more
Exploration of the disease sequalae of Gestational Diabetes (Part of the ELEMI Womens Health Program)
Applications are invited for a 3-year self-funded PhD Studentship. GDM is a strategically important topic for women’s health and public welfare. Read more
Understanding how general practices achieve high relational continuity of care
Relational continuity of care is the extent to which patients see the same clinicians over time. Relational continuity of care is considered a core feature of general practice. Read more
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Overcoming Societal Tensions in Europe: Can Age-Diverse Friendships be the Solution?
The position is funded by the Volkswagen Foundation as part of an international research project entitled 'Overcoming Societal Tensions in Europe. Read more
A longitudinal study into the confounding factors of hamstring strain injury in female field sport athletes( Ref: TURISE_2024_101_2)
Project Key Words. Hamstring. Injury Risk. Female. . Post summary. Hamstring Strain Injuries (HSI) are significant in field-based sports, affecting up to 10% of athletes in team sports and notably higher in female athletes, with rates up to 16% in elite soccer and 22% in collegiate Gaelic football. Read more
Measuring the impact of Welsh universities sustainable travel plans
The implementation of sustainable transport plans by organisations and companies is one way to contribute to the climate targets set in Net Zero. Read more
Improving the wellbeing of parents of children with cancer through an online psychosocial support intervention
Dealing with a cancer as a child or young person, or a family member affected by that diagnosis, is psychologically distressing. Read more
(MRC DTP) Understanding brain development in neurodevelopmental conditions
Children with rare conditions are 30 times more likely than the general population to be diagnosed with intellectual disability, autism and ADHD. Read more
(MRC DTP) Mattering and ‘anti-mattering’ in people with suicidal experiences
What matters to you? How do you know that you matter to others? How can you communicate to someone that they matter? When someone perceives that they matter, this perception applies to themselves, to other people (e.g., friends and family), to communities, and to society more broadly. Read more
PhD in Psychology
Psychology PhDs at a world leading university. Delve into the fascinating world of psychology research at UEA and unlock your potential for exploration and discovery. Read more
(MRC DTP) Effectively communicating about the cognitive-emotional impact of living with chronic pain: perceptions of physiotherapists and service-users
Around 15.5 million people in England (34% of the population) have chronic pain. Read more