Wolfson Research Institute for Health and Wellbeing Doctoral Training Programme

Our Doctoral Training Programme (DTP) consists of a series of activities and events, including but not limited to Interdisciplinary Health-Related Research Workshops, a Mentoring Scheme, Training Need Analyses, Career Planning and Employability Development, and Research Conferences.

Through being involved, students will not only receive additional support and development opportunities beyond their department but also connect with other students and researchers from different academic disciplines working in health-related research. The programme will offer mentorship and practical guidance on the possibility of interdisciplinary research on health and their pathways to implementation.

We are always looking for doctoral students who are undertaking health related research with current or future potential for interdisciplinary knowledge exchange. Doctoral students involved in this DTP will have the opportunity to help shape what could become an exciting innovation in fostering interdisciplinary research in health.

In applying, candidates will commit to these general principles:

• To form an inclusive, diverse, interdisciplinary group who are willing to learn together and share experience and expertise
• Commitment to participation and completion of agreed activities and events
• Creating a safe space for open and honest discussion
• Willingness to collaborate and offer support to others in the programme

Criteria:

• Doctoral students working in the broad area of health-related research
• Doctoral students who are on their first year of study 
• In applying to the programme doctoral students will commit to the principles outlined above

For Further details please see the below information

DTP Curriculum

If you have any questions please contact Jonathan Wistow.