Research (Psychological Sciences - University of Manchester)

Early cognitive behavioural
therapy reduces risk of
psychosis

Early CBT shown to reduce risk of developing
full-blown psychotic illness

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Fully-funded studentships available for registered
Allied Health Professionals to be seconded from
employment to this MClin Res programme

Providing an integrated research support
service for the academic community

Advice on choosing a topic, finding a supervisor
research proposals and admissions interviews

What we do at Manchester

Audiology and Deafness
Playing a leading role in audiology education and healthcare
Clinical Psychology
Excellent teaching and world-class research into intervention and treatment of psychotic disorders
Psychology
Essential qualifications for professional psychologists, and postgraduate funding opportunities with the NWDTC
Speech and Language Therapy (SLT)
Training professionals to understand and improve the diagnosis, assessment and treatment of communication disorders

Volunteers needed to put best foot forward
Researchers at The University of Manchester are looking for volunteers from across the North West to take part in a new study to help people act on their good intentions to walk more.
Itching can have a visual trigger, new research reveals
Itching is so contagious that simply seeing an image of an itch stimulus can trigger a physical response, new research suggests.
Hearing and sight loss study first to use major health resource
Manchester scientists studying hearing and sight loss are the first to use key health data from UK Biobank, a research project of global importance based in the city.