Project Details
We have funding available via competition for fully-funded studentships or fee-waiver support for UK home students. Applicants are asked to make it clear as part of their application that they are applying for one of these funded opportunities. Decisions will be made based on the excellence of the candidate.
Self-funded students are also welcome to apply for this project. Self-funded students can be UK home students or international students.
Examining effects of increased engagement in physical activity in children with attention deficit disorders
Attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a common neurodevelopmental disorder.
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Using embodied illusions and therapeutic touch to modulate chronic pain: An Active Inference approach to chronic pain management.
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Recovery of survivors of critical illness – incorporating lifestyle approach to improve overall well being
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Patient-Centred Care in Osteopathy: Developing and evaluating implementation strategies across healthcare settings
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Understanding and supporting Allied Health Professionals beyond preceptorship: building a future-ready workforce
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Osteopathy students’ evolving conceptions of practice: a longitudinal mixed methods approach
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Leadership development in professional sport
Leadership is a fundamental aspect of sport, particularly as it relates to the effectiveness of teams within sport environments (Cotterill & Fransen, 2016).
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A longitudinal mixed methods case series exploring spiritual wellbeing in people with long-term aphasia
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Exploring foot pathology in gout and its impact on wider health-related quality of life.
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Obstacles and Bridges: Understanding and Enhancing Consent in Manual Therapy
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From 6th-11th October 2025, staff and students from Health Sciences University will be running a community Health and Support pop-up initiative at the Boscombe Arts Depot.
The Chiropractic Research Council (CRC) has gifted its funds to the new National Centre for Chiropractic Research (NCCR) based at Health Sciences University (HSU) and in partnership with London South Bank University, McTimoney College, Teesside University, and the University of South Wales.
For Health Sciences University Master of Chiropractic student, Henry Bowe, his love of football began at an early age. We talk to him about his football journey.
We are delighted to announce that booking is now open for our 60th anniversary celebration event on Saturday 27th September.
Discover Bee’s journey from the Czech Republic to Bournemouth and her experience studying Chiropractic at HSU.
