Fully fundedPhDSocial Sciences

Men and Baby Loss: A Project Examining Men's Experiences of Baby Loss and Support

Technological University of the Shannon (TUS), SHE Research Centre

Destination
Ireland
Level
PhD
Deadline
No deadline
Time left
Rolling

How to apply

Send your application by email to pro@tus.ie

About this scholarship

This fully funded PhD studentship explores men's experiences of baby loss through a qualitative, participatory approach conducted at Technological University of the Shannon's SHE Research Centre. The project works in partnership with bereaved fathers, healthcare professionals, and community partners to co-design a lived-experience-informed support resource. Funding provides €16,000 per year for 4 years plus full coverage of university fees. The research addresses an underexplored area in men's health and grief support, making it valuable for candidates interested in meaningful, participatory research with real-world impact.

Who can apply

Applicants with interest in men's health, psychology, sociology, public health, or mixed-methods research. No specific nationality or GPA restrictions mentioned.

Documents you will need

  • Postgraduate Research Opportunity document
  • TUS Scholarship Application Form

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