We are a research-led department engaged in internationally-recognised research. With strong links with the NHS, we bring together fundamental and clinical scientists with strengths in microbial
We are a research-led department engaged in internationally-recognised research. With strong links with the NHS, we bring together fundamental and clinical scientists with strengths in microbial
This programme is designed for students who want to move beyond traditional laboratory-only approaches and engage with applied environments, including sport, clinical and occupational contexts. Key
Our research strength is identifying the causes of mental disorders and suicide to develop clinical trials of novel complex interventions. Mental disorders are the leading global cause of disability
The London School of Film, Media and Design offers a PhD in Media by individual research within the areas of expertise of the School’s teaching staff. These include Media Studies, Media Arts, Media
Key insights into a research degree in Sport and Exercise Science:A diverse international, multidisciplinary and multiprofessional postgraduate research communityExtensive national and international
Supervision for research at MSc, MA by Research, MPhil or PhD level is available for any project relating to the subject area expertise of our staff on Sport and Exercise Science. Research areas
We provide world leading and cutting edge research to the Sport and Exercise markets which directly informs our curriculum. Meaning you will be mentored and supervised by leading experts using the
Research in Sport, Health and Exercise Science aims to enhance understanding of practices and processes that support the active lifestyles, health, well-being, sporting performance and coaching
Our Media PhD programme helps you produce cutting-edge research that influences industry, while studying in London, the worldwide hub of this industry. The PhD in Media provides you with the academic
Specialist laboratories and facilities, dedicated and expert research teams and a network of sports and exercise community and industry partners – the University of Brighton is the perfect place for
The University of Brighton took a pioneering role in the development of the sociology of sport and, together with recreation and leisure studies, it has been a key discipline at the university for
With around 30 current PhD students, we have a vibrant and diverse postgraduate community conducting research in a wide range of sport disciplines. A recent Postgraduate Research Experience Survey