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Brunel University London Sociology PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
We have 11 Brunel University London Sociology PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
We have 11 Brunel University London Sociology PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
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PhD opportunities in Sociology and Communication Studies at Brunel University London
Address contemporary concerns and new cultural challenges with a world-leading team, receiving regular grants from the AHRC, ESRC & British Academy. Read more
PhD opportunities in Social Work at Brunel University London
Make a lasting difference. Confront policy and practice which uphold an unjust system. We'll support you while you support our communities. Read more
PhD opportunities in Economics and Finance at Brunel University London
Become a leading voice in Economics. Analyse critical issues in business and policy using our state-of-the-art econometrics. Read more
Science communication and comedy
Humorous popular science books such as Terry Pratchett’s “Science of Discworld” or Ben Miller’s “It’s not rocket science” as well as various stand-up performances, radio shows and TV programmes demonstrates that many science communicators see value in using humour. Read more
A sustainability analysis of airports
Airport expansion is often cited as a key enabler for commercial activity and national or regional economic prosperity, whether in the developed or developing nations. Read more
Police brutality as a public health concern
The PhD student will investigate how the prevalence and threat of police brutality results in negative health consequences for racially minoritised persons. Read more
The economics of the private security sector in the UK
This PhD project seeks to understand the determinants and consequences of the increase of the private protection sector in the UK over the last years. . Read more
Behaviour change to increase Open Science
‘Open Science’ refers to concepts of openness, transparency and reproducibility in research, seeking to make research more reproducible by other researchers and to open up research beyond the ‘ivory towers’ of academia. Read more
Behaviour change interventions to improve population health and well-being
Unhealthy lifestyles, such as smoking and physical inactivity, leads to conditions such as cancer and cardiovascular diseases, reducing health, quality of life, and burdens our society. Read more
Spirituality and Health
Students interested in this PhD opportunity would want to explore any aspects of spirituality and how it is addressed or not addressed in healthcare. Read more
Design fictions
With the dramatically increasing rate of technological and societal change it is becoming more-and-more difficult to estimate future trends and to design complex systems which take many years to develop. Read more
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