Current AWRC-Aligned Doctoral Study Opportunities
The following Sheffield Hallam University doctoral study opportunities align closely with the AWRC research themes.
Healthy and Active 100
Mobilising and sustaining community assets and creative health to address health disparities
Supervisory Team: Prof Chris Dayson, Dr Ellie Munroe, Dr Susan Hampshaw
Supervisory Team: Dr Catherine Homer, Dr Pete Nelson, Dr Jordan Marwood, Ms Nicola Corrigan
Advancing the development of social prescribing in theory and practice
Supervisory Team: Prof Chris Dayson
Living Well with Chronic Disease
Understanding the biological mechanisms of Long COVID: Linking immune activation and tissue damage
Supervisory Team: Dr Caroline Dalton, Dr Nicholas Peake, Dr Tom Maden-Wilkinson
Supervisory Team: Dr Sarah Hardcastle, Dr Michael Thelwell, Dr Tom Maden-Wilkinson
Technological and Digital Innovations to Promote Independent Lives
Supervisory Team: Dr Jing Wang, Dr Jims Marchang, Prof Alessandro Di Nuovo
Supervisory Team: Dr Jims Marchang, Dr Caroline Dalton, Dr Shahrzad Zargari, Dr Jing Wang
Neurological Rehabilitation
Supervisory Team: Dr M Shafizadeh, Dr Thomas McBain, Dr Rachel Young
Systems, Services and Strategy in Health and Care
A whole system approach to physical activity in primary schools
Supervisory Team: Dr K Shearn, Dr Elizabeth Freeman, Dr Gareth Jones
Supervisory Team: Dr Sally Fowler-Davies, Dr Abdel-Karim Al-Tamimi, Dr L Barker
Interested? Read more about the experiences of our current colocated doctoral students