Current doctoral students
Details of our current doctoral students can be found below.
| A | B | C | F | G | I | L | M | O | P | R | S | T | W |
| A | Alkhatib, Ahmad The relationship between physical characteristics of neighbourhoods on the physical and mental health of the residents in the twin city of Ramallah and al-Bireh, in the occupied Palestinian territory |
| Anderson, Martin What contextual factors are critical when transferring a drug recovery community model to a substantially different international setting? |
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| B | Baxter, Andrew Why are the rates of teenage pregnancy falling? |
| Bonello, Bernardette Developing a lifestyle intervention to prevent and reduce obesity among young, pregnant and postpartum women using social networks. |
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| Bosó Pérez, Raquel What do young people understand by ‘sexual wellbeing’ and how do they seek to attain it? |
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| Burnett, Hannah Does gaining, changing or losing green space in the city affect community mental health? With a specific focus on deprived communities. |
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| Burrows, George Identifying factors influencing sexual health and wellbeing among transgender adults in Scotland. |
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| C | Cassidy, Aidan Investigating parenting and health behaviours in adolescence in an ethnically diverse sample. |
| Chalmers, Natalie Development of a lifestyle intervention for adults with bipolar disorder. |
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| Chueca Del Cerro, Cristina Political Polarization and Violence around Independence Movements in Online and Offline Social Networks. |
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| Collins, Hilllary Maternal perceptions of media presentations of the `science of parenting' and the impact of this on their wellbeing. |
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| Friel, Catherine Nutrition-related Foetal Programming and Mental Health Outcomes in Offspring: a Social Perspective. |
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| G | Gauci, Dorothy Health inequalities in Malta. |
| I | Inyang, Elizabeth Addressing FGM/C in Scotland: a Soft Systems Approach. |
| L | Lalloo, Drushca Understanding the relationship between occupation and health outcomes in UK Biobank participants. |
| M | McCabe, Ronan Health impact of welfare reform in Scotland |
| Machray, Kathryn Food insecurity and health inequalities |
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| Marzetti, Hazel Understanding young LGBT+ people's suicidal thoughts and behaviours in Scotland. |
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| Milicev, Jelena Using social network analysis to understand the social support and mental wellbeing of postgraduate researchers - a mixed methods approach |
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| Moran, Jessica Evaluating prison services delivered by Early Years Scotland. |
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| O | Okon, Marian The association between oil economy, national development and population health |
| P | Phipps, Rebecca Fathers’ experiences of adjusting to life following partner bereavement |
| Pulford, Andrew Assessing the causal effects of precarious employment on health through linked administrative data |
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| Purba, Amrit Kaur Social media use in young people: what are the consequences for health, wellbeing and inequalities? |
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| R | Robertson, Elaine Parenting and childcare in the early years: Barriers, supports & consequences for child health inequalities in Scotland |
| Rush, Lynne Are antimicrobial resistance and sepsis awareness competing goals? |
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| S | Shimonovich, Michal Evidence synthesis for establishing causality in population health |
| Smith, Marissa Understanding the role of evidence in e-cigarette regulation and policy development |
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| Stanton, Alasdair Hierarchy and complexity: Chinese environmental governance, 2008-2018. |
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| T | Tay Wee Teck, Joseph What is the feasibility of applying deliberative approaches in older drug user health research and policy |
| Thomson, Meigan Understanding the barriers and facilitators contributing to weight loss success and failure in adults taking part in lifestyle weight management interventions |
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| Thomson, Rachel Predicting the impacts of universal basic income on mental health inequalities in the UK population: a microsimulation model |
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| W | Wilson-Lowe, Rachel Abortion in practice: reducing stigma in women’s sexual and reproductive healthcare |
| Woods-Brown, Clair The transformative nature of food: an examination of how food could be used in women’s prisons to bring about better offender outcomes |
