PhD in Organisational Health and Well Being


Director of Studies: Professor Susan Cartwright. Duration: 48-84 months part time (distance e-learning with one short residential per year). Entry Requirements: Applicants must hold a first degree in a relevant subject and have relevant work experience. Assessment: Combination of taught models, original research and thesis. IELTS: 6.5


Further information: www.lancs.ac.uk/shm/


Workplace Health and Well Being has increasingly been recognised internationally to be a key driver in socio- economic progress. The PhD in Organisational Health and Well Being provides opportunities for individuals, in the UK and internationally, who wish to gain a deeper and more critical insight into the psychological, social and organisational aspects of the dynamic relationship between work and health and also to become autonomous researchers in the development of new knowledge in this field. The doctorate is likely to appeal to individuals with an interest in the promotion and creation of healthy workplaces including human resource professionals and managers, occupational health/public health practitioners, health care workers and applied/organisational psychologists. This part- time, distance e-learning programme has been designed to meet the needs of professionals wishing to enhance their research skills, develop their understanding of policy and practice and make an original contribution to knowledge development within their field, whilst at the same time fulfilling their existing responsibilities.


Programme Structure The programme comprises 2 years of taught modules delivered predominantly by distance e-learning, alongside 1 short residential per year at Lancaster University. The taught modules address the interaction between the work environment and health, organisational change and development and research methods. Years 3-5 are spent undertaking a research project and thesis at the student’s own location with supervision from Lancaster University staff.


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PhD in Palliative Care


Director of Studies: Dr Sarah Brearley. Duration: 48-84 months part time (distance e-learning with one residential per year). Entry Requirements: Applicants must hold a first degree or have equivalent experience. Assessment: Combination of taught modules, original research and thesis. IELTS: 6.5 Funding: See page 213. Further Information: www.lancs.ac.uk/shm/


The PhD in Palliative Care provides opportunities for people working in palliative, hospice and end of life care, in the UK and internationally, to undertake advanced study. The aim is to create leaders in palliative care, promote the development of advanced knowledge and practice, develop critical understanding of policy and practice and enhance scholarship and research skills.


Programme Structure The programme comprises 2 years of taught modules delivered predominantly by distance e-learning, alongside 1 short residential per year at Lancaster University. The focus includes research design, development and analysis alongside policy, practice and organisational change and development in a palliative care context. Years 3-5 are spent undertaking a research project at the student’s own location with supervision from Lancaster University staff.


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