The Health and Wellbeing PhD at the University of Bristol offers a unique opportunity to conduct vital research at the intersection of social and biomedical sciences, addressing critical public health challenges. This programme is designed for ambitious individuals passionate about understanding and mitigating the impact of lifestyle behaviours, such as nutrition, physical activity, and substance use, on chronic diseases. You will cultivate advanced research skills, contributing to evidence-based interventions and strategies that promote healthier populations, building essential research capacity in this dynamic field.
This full-time, on-campus PhD is typically studied over four years, providing an immersive research environment. You will work alongside two supervisors from diverse disciplinary backgrounds, fostering a comprehensive approach to your doctoral studies. The programme integrates the study of lifestyle behaviours, their public health implications, and chronic disease risks, preparing you for impactful careers in academia, research institutions, or public health organisations. You will graduate with a deep understanding of health and wellbeing research methodologies and a portfolio of scholarly work.