The University of Bath invites applications for a PhD studentship focused on stress reactivity in At‑Risk youth. The project combines ambulatory cortisol measurement with psychological and behavioural assessments to model stress responses in daily life.
Supervisory team includes leading researchers from the Bath NIHR Mental Health Research Group, with links to Exeter and Bristol. The award covers stipend (£21,805 p/a) plus training and travel allowances.
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PhD: Wearable Cortisol & Stress Reactivity in Youth in Bath employer: University of Bath
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