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Nottingham Trent University, School of Social Sciences PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
We have 8 Nottingham Trent University, School of Social Sciences PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
We have 8 Nottingham Trent University, School of Social Sciences PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
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Parents’ adjustment to work: Neglected resources for the benefit of individuals, families, and organisations
Parenthood is a demanding life stage and major transition that has the potential to equip individuals with important skills that are highly transferable to the workplace. Read more
Why are language and literacy interventions effective? An investigation of the mechanisms behind successful educational interventions
There is a plethora of successful educational interventions for school teachers to choose from to improve outcomes for their pupils. Read more
Facing judgement: what can we tell about people just by looking at them?
As humans, we form judgements about other people just by looking at their faces and bodies. Some of these judgements are formed very quickly and accurately, such as categorising people as male or female. Read more
Understanding how individual differences in hearing impairment and age impact on audio-visual speech perception
For the one in six people who struggle to hear and thus to communicate, being able to see a talker’s face provides additional information which boosts their ability to understand speech, particularly in noisy environments where hearing aids are often not of much help. Read more
Examining the processes underlying reading English as an additional language
Half the world’s population has at least some knowledge of a second language, most typically, that second language is English. Read more
Networks of support for people affected by a rare cancer: explicating the online communication needs of patients and families
47% of cancer diagnoses in Europe are classified as ‘less common or rare’ (Public Health England, 2014). A rare cancer is a reportedly lonely diagnosis due to lengthy and complex care pathways which can be a barrier to meeting other patients and families. Read more
Racialisation, racism and its impact on health
This PhD project will focus on the changing nature of racism within multicultural communities in the UK, and offer strategies that will create solutions for sustainable societies. Read more
Exploring the nature of paedophilia and the treatment of minor-attracted people
Paedophilia garners much attention in academic and social contexts. It is a central concept in the area of sexual offending. However, emerging research shows how many individuals who have sexual interests in children will never commit sexual offenses (Cantor & McPhail, 2016). Read more
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