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Doctoral Recruitment Officer
- Bath, United Kingdom
- Doctoral College
- Tracey Brend
We are looking for someone with an excellent eye for detail to join the Doctoral College’s Recruitment and Admissions team. As part of our team, you will play a vital role in providing an efficient and effective service to those students who are considering undertaking postgraduate research at Bath, as well as supporting our academic colleagues to recruit the best doctoral students. In addition, you will be responsible for planning and managing PhD studentship competitions and funding budgets. About us The Doctoral College supports and enriches the experience of doctoral researchers and plays
PhD Studentship: Understanding and Improving the Provision of Clinical Services for Youth with Disruptive Behaviour Disorders
- Bath, United Kingdom
- Psychology
This project is being advertised as one that is in competition for one of 18 fully funded MRC studentships starting in October 2027. If you are interested in applying, please contact the named supervisor and apply via the MRC GW4 BioMed link given below. This PhD project will involve mapping mental health service provision for children and young people with disruptive behaviour disorders such as conduct disorder through a nationally representative survey of healthcare professionals, commissioners, and parents and caregivers. It will identify barriers to service access, healthcare professionals
PhD Studentship: Transdiagnostic Mental Health Interventions for Adversity Affected Youth
- Bath, United Kingdom
- Psychology
Young people exposed to adversity are at risk of a range of mental health problems including anxiety, depression and conduct-related problems, making adversity a ‘transdiagnostic’ risk factor for mental disorder. Given this, transdiagnostic interventions that target shared underlying processes (e.g., dysregulated emotions, negative self-beliefs) could be appropriate but remain underexplored. Many adversity-affected youth are supported by third-sector organisations (e.g., charities), where mental health provision varies widely and focused intervention elements could be especially beneficial. Th
PhD Studentship: Stress Reactivity and Mental Health in Young People: How Do We Measure it, and Can We Fix it when it Goes Wrong?
- Bath, United Kingdom
- Psychology
How a person reacts to stressful things in everyday life is known as ‘stress reactivity’. This includes how a person reacts in their body, and also in their thoughts and feelings. Young people who have experienced difficult life events often have problems with how they react to everyday stress events as they grow up, which makes them more vulnerable to developing mental health difficulties in adolescence and early adulthood. This project will focus on ways to help young people with their stress reactivity as a preventative strategy to protect against the future development of mental health dif