Are you holding Master’s degree and looking for fully funded PhD positions? University of the West of England, England invites online application for multiple funded PhD Programs / fully funded PhD positions in various research areas.
Candidates interested in fully funded PhD positions can check the details and may apply as soon as possible. Interested and eligible applicants may submit their online application for PhD programs via the University’s Online Application Portal.
1. Fully Funded PhD Position in impact of dietary compounds on human health
Summary of PhD Program:
There is growing interest in novel dietary components that may favourably affect human health. This PhD studentship presents an exciting opportunity for a motivated PhD student to investigate the role and mechanism of action of dietary components on maintaining health and prevention or treatment of pathological conditions. Through this studentship, the successful applicant will gain multidisciplinary training and extensive experience in diverse fields, including cell culture, microbiology, encapsulation of bioactives, and biochemical techniques.
Application Deadline: 16 August 2023
2. Fully Funded PhD Position in psychological wellbeing and interventions
Summary of PhD Program:
Applications are invited from ambitious, self-motivated and enthusiastic candidates, with a background in a health-related discipline to work on a fully funded PhD studentship. Funding and stipend are provided by UWE Bristol and the ExtraCare Charitable Trust, UK. The aim of this PhD is to investigate the impact of physical issues/impairments on the psychological wellbeing of older people living in residential/retirement homes in Bristol and determine what interventions could support their participation in physical activity and exercise.
Application Deadline: 01 September 2023
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3. Fully Funded PhD Position in Optimising prehospital critical care dispatch
Summary of PhD Program:
NHS ambulance services in England attended 7.9 million patients in 2020/21. It is estimated that 0.5% (40,000) of this caseload could benefit from prehospital critical care. Emergency Medical Service (EMS) specialist critical care practitioners are trained and educated to treat the most seriously ill and injured patients and to provide enhanced decision-making support. Effective SCCR allocation improves the outcomes of patients, but evidence suggests that the dispatch of SCCR based on computer aided dispatch (CAD) software is not effective and that clinician involvement in SCCR allocation is warranted.
Application Deadline: 15 August 2023
4. Fully Funded PhD Position in council data to evaluate public health interventions
Summary of PhD Program:
The project will explore the potential of routine data sets held by the council to enable long-term evaluations of interventions at the population level in light of the system recovery post COVID. There is some scope to tailor the focus of the PhD to an area of the candidate’s interest. Examples might include NHS Health Checks, public health visiting outcomes, or the national child measurement programme. Over the course of the 3-year studentship (or 6 years if part-time), the student will carry out an initial evaluation of the data opportunities, and set up the data systems for longer term follow up of a wide range of relevant outcomes using data held by the Council and other partners.
Application Deadline: 27 August 2023
5. Fully Funded PhD Position in management on oak health and the rhizosphere microbiome
Summary of PhD Program:
This is an exciting opportunity for a fully-funded PhD student to join an inter-disciplinary team working on tree health, specifically acute oak decline (AOD), in the UK. The aim of this project is to investigate the effects of environmental ameliorations on oak health and the supporting rhizosphere in semi-woodland settings so oak health and resilience are promoted in a changing climate, and management practices are informed.
Application Deadline: 15 August 2023
6. Fully Funded PhD Position in Multiview image capture
Summary of PhD Program:
This fully funded PhD studentship aims to develop prototypes and practical workflows for low-cost high-resolution image-based capture and reconstruction of large textile surfaces, the results of which will contribute to the conservation, analysis, and presentation of historic textile collections. Using a series of embroideries at The Holburne Museum in Bath as a case study, the project will aim to develop a methodology for accurate image-based 3D capture of fragile textiles using computational photographic techniques. The research will further exploit the data produced to facilitate both visual and tactile engagement with the materiality of delicate historic textiles.
