The PhD Disability Studies at the University of Bristol offers you the opportunity to conduct in-depth research within a leading international centre dedicated to improving the lives of disabled adults, children, and their families. You will engage with critical issues in disability research, focusing on inclusive methodologies and the development of accessible information. This doctoral programme is ideal if you are passionate about challenging existing policies and practices from the perspective of people with disabilities, contributing to a more equitable society through rigorous academic inquiry.
This full-time, on-campus PhD programme will be pursued over four years, allowing you ample time to develop your independent research project. You will work alongside and be supervised by experienced researchers at the Norah Fry Research Centre, a hub known for its innovative approaches to research with and for disabled people. Your doctoral journey will involve advanced research methods, critical analysis, and the dissemination of findings in accessible formats, preparing you for impactful careers in academia, policy, or advocacy.