Health and Wellbeing (Taught)

This Master of Research enables you to understand how personal, cultural, environmental, psychobiological and lifestyle factors impact upon health and wellbeing. On completion of this course, you will: Working under the supervision of our academic staff, you will be able to pursue a line of study and research that is relevant to your own interests. You will be encouraged to review and critically evaluate approaches to research and their application, and identify and investigate your own original research questions. South West Doctoral Training Partnership This MRes is recognised by the Economic & Social Research Council (ESRC), specifically, as part of the larger South West Doctoral Training Partnership (SWDTP). It can be taken as a course in its own right or as part of the 1+3 (MRes + PhD) pathway, which enables successful graduates to proceed to a PhD. If you apply for the 1+3 you must indicate your preferred PhD route in your application. Progression from the MRes to the MPhil or PhD stage is dependent on an acceptable level of achievement. Graduate prospects This course will equip you for a career as professional researcher in either academic or non-academic environments, by developing core research skills.