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Nottingham Trent University, School of Social Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 13 Nottingham Trent University, School of Social Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 13 Nottingham Trent University, School of Social Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Identifying and Overcoming Racial Barriers to Effective Maternity Care: Capturing the experiences of Black and brown skin maternity service users
In Nottingham, the mortality rates for infants aged 0-4 is 9.73 times greater in Black and Asian compared to White population (Midlands Scoreboard, ICS 2022). Read more
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Boxing in the Community – Moving Beyond the Myths of Sports’ Positive Potentials to Reduce Violence
The link between martial arts and violence reduction has long been assumed and anecdotally measured. Some recent research by Matthews and colleagues calls these links into question (Channon and Matthews, 2018; Matthews et al 2022). Read more
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‘Forget Me Notts’ – Sport and Community Dementia Care
Forget Me Notts is a community programme which specialises in using sport as a vehicle for reminiscence and interaction between people with dementia and their carers. Read more
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Develop the Approach used by Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service to Understand the Needs of their Communities.
Every three years Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service (NFRS) complete a Community Risk Management Plan which aims to better understand their communities and the risks they face. Read more
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Group dynamics and suicidality: a Social Identity Approach to resilience and risk mitigation
Suicide support organisations, such as Harmless and their clients currently face a ‘perfect storm’ of societal and economic challenges. Read more
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Promoting direct democracy in the NHS in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire
About the project. It is acknowledged in the literature (Heath 2018) that the NHS could be more democratic and accountable to the citizens it serves. Read more
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Can interactive training in e-scooter safety improve riders risky riding behaviour and reduce collisions?
The popular e-scooter in Nottingham city was introduced and trailed during the pandemic with the aim to encourage road users to shift from the individual car use to a more sustainable mode of transport. Read more
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Skateboarding in shared public space: power, gender, age and inclusivity
About the Project . A new ‘skateboard friendly’ space situated underneath the Nottingham train station tram bridge will open in December 2022, providing a unique opportunity for place-based research. Read more
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The impact of Covid on public participation in health and well-being activities in Nottingham: The role of social networks and peer support
Many aspects of society have changed during the pandemic and the longevity of these changes are unknown. Read more
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What does it mean to be “work-ready”? Investigating the education-employment transition for young people in former coalfields areas.
About the Project . This project is based on the ongoing work of the Mansfield and Ashfield Education and Skills Group. Read more
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Enhancing GP Careers through Integration with Research; an investigation into innovation in General Practice
In UK healthcare, multiple challenges threaten the sustainability of general practice. These include, growing demand, reductions in funding, rapid changes in policy and regulation, and being ‘undercut’ by corporate providers. Read more
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Understanding and responding to youth violence – blending data science with lived experience
The Nottingham/Nottinghamshire Violence Reduction Unit (NNVRU) brings together civic partners from Local Government, Health, Education, Policing, and Criminal Justice to work with communities and the charity sector to reduce serious violence (SV). Read more
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How does trust impact participation in health promoting activities and how has this changed during and as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic in Nottingham?
Research shows that there is a correlation between trust and health outcomes (Birkhauer, et al. Read more
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