| Research topic | Making sleep interventions work in mental health services: co-producing interventions with service users and professionals |
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| Reference number | FNS_SPSY2026 |
| Overview | This PhD studentship offers an exciting opportunity to lead an applied programme of research focused on improving sleep support for people experiencing mental health difficulties. Sleep problems are common in mental health settings, yet evidence-based sleep interventions are not routinely used in everyday care. This project will address that gap by developing practical, acceptable and feasible intervention materials that can be used by patients, professionals and services. For full details see advert attached. *Due to the nature of this funding this studentship is open to candidates who qualify for home fee status only.
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| Details | See advert and details |
| Duration | 3 years |
| Fees | 100% home tuition fees for 3 years. 26/27 fees £5238 per annum. Due to the nature of this funding this studentship is open to candidates who qualify for home fee status only. |
| Stipend | Stipend for 3 years. Stipend at UKRI rates. 26/27 £21805 per annum. |
| Closing date | 23rd July 2026. (Applications will only be considered from candidates who have applied via the "apply" button on this studentship page). |
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