The PhD in Physical Activity and Health at the University of Strathclyde is designed for aspiring researchers passionate about understanding and promoting healthier lifestyles. You will delve into critical areas such as behaviour change, the health effects of inactivity, and the impact of globalisation on non-communicable diseases. This doctoral programme is ideal if you are driven to contribute original research to the field, utilising advanced measurement techniques and exploring the role of technology in health interventions. You will join a vibrant research community dedicated to making a tangible difference in public health.
This is a full-time, on-campus PhD programme typically completed over three years. Your research journey will involve independent study, supported by academic staff, and you will undertake postgraduate research development training. You will have the opportunity to focus your independent research on specific aspects of physical activity and health, potentially leading to impactful publications and presentations. Upon completion, you will graduate with a PhD, prepared for careers in academia, public health bodies, or research institutions, equipped with advanced analytical and research methodologies.