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female soccer players. SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS OF THE PROJECT Essential: A first class or upper second class (2:1) degree (or equivalent) in Sports Science, Physiology, Medicine, Psychology, Performance
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Sports Science, Physiology, Medicine, Psychology, Performance Analysis, Coaching, or other Sports related degree. Ability to critique and analyse scientific evidence, methodology and data. Strong
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science, neurophysiology, psychology, rehabilitation science, and sport science. The immediate environment includes state-of-the-art laboratories with technical support. The PhD environment within
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Tischler after deadline passes. You will need to meet the minimum entry requirements for our Psychology PhD programme. The interdisciplinary project is suitable for someone with a psychology, mental health
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2:1 (Biology, Psychology, Neurosciences, Linguistics) and Master’s degree in Psychology, Developmental Sciences or Neurosciences (or equivalent research experience). Start date: October 2024
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This project has a start date of October 2024. There is a growing body of research describing the benefits of exposure to natural environments for human physiology and psychology. Nature, therefore
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. Remuneration consists of a PhD stipend of £14,427 per annum (0.75 of the standard UKRI rate), plus a salary of £7,401. In addition, PhD tuition fees will be covered. About Our Team Research in Psychology is
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involves providing capital: financial (Smith, 2015), physical (de Guzman et al., 2020), social (Poon et al., 2012), human (Deng and Bai, 2014), psychological and intellectual (Chipfupa and Wale, 2018), and
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of computing and psychology. Your role will involve designing and executing experiments, analysing data, and developing novel techniques informed by behavioural science to address human-centric cyber threats
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: Students will normally need to hold, or expect to gain, at least a 2:1 degree (or equivalent) in Sociology, Psychology, Criminology or similar. A relevant social science master’s degree and/or experience in