PhD fellowship in Multiple Long-Term Conditions Research at University of Glasgow

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Job summary

University of Glasgow's School of Health and Wellbeing invites applications for a three-year PhD fellowship in Multiple Long-Term Conditions Research in Glasgow. This on-site, full-time clinical PhD supports research on multimorbidity within Medicine.

Open to UK health professionals who hold or expect an undergraduate degree and wish to train in interdisciplinary, GIS-enabled research at reference DTA342. Stipend funded by the university and based in Glasgow.

Qualifications

• Strong undergraduate degree or equivalent; consult the official advert for the exact threshold.
• Experience in clinical research and multimorbidity is preferred.
• Ability to collaborate across disciplines and communicate research findings.

Skills

Clinical research

Multimorbidity research

Interdisciplinary collaboration

GIS

Research communication

Teamwork

Job description

PhD fellowship in Multiple Long-Term Conditions Research at University of Glasgow

University of Glasgow · School of Health and Wellbeing

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About This Opportunity

University of Glasgow is offering a PhD fellowship in Multiple Long-Term Conditions Research in Glasgow, United Kingdom. The opportunity is relevant to Medicine and focuses on the research, training, or professional activities described in the official vacancy.

This PhD fellowship at University of Glasgow focuses on Multiple Long-Term Conditions Research. A three-year clinical PhD fellowship for registered UK health professionals researching multimorbidity and multiple long-term conditions. The opportunity is based in Glasgow, United Kingdom and sits within Medicine.

Multiple Long-Term Conditions Research Medicine

Level PhD

Attendance On-site

Time Commitment Full-time

Reference Code DTA342

Field Multiple Long-Term Conditions Research

Organization Type University

Funding & Compensation

Amount Stipend

Funding Type Stipend

Requirements

Education

Applicants should hold, or expect to obtain, a strong relevant undergraduate degree or equivalent; consult the official advert for the exact threshold.

Experience

Technical Skills

• Clinical research
• Multimorbidity research
• Interdisciplinary collaboration
• GIS

General Skills

• Research communication
• Independent research
• Teamwork
• Teamwork and collaboration
• Interdisciplinary collaboration