PhD/MPhil Social Gerontology
Course Overview
This PhD in Gerontology at Keele University offers a unique opportunity to conduct groundbreaking research within the internationally renowned Centre for Social Gerontology. The program employs multi-disciplinary perspectives from the social sciences and humanities to critically examine the complexities of individual and societal ageing. Students are fully integrated into a vibrant research community, benefiting from exceptional training and collaborative opportunities.
Key Program Highlights
- Study within the Centre for Social Gerontology (CSG), an institute with a strong international reputation for the social analysis of ageing.
- Access comprehensive ESRC-recognized research methods training in qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methodologies.
- Join a collaborative research environment with ties to the Institute for Life Course Studies and multiple faculties.
- Participate in a dedicated PhD student group and present research to diverse academic and public audiences.
- Engage with the wider gerontology community through the British Society of Gerontology's 'Emerging Scholars' network.
Course Overview
This PhD in Gerontology at Keele University offers a unique opportunity to conduct groundbreaking research within the internationally renowned Centre for Social Gerontology. The program employs multi-disciplinary perspectives from the social sciences and humanities to critically examine the complexities of individual and societal ageing. Students are fully integrated into a vibrant research community, benefiting from exceptional training and collaborative opportunities.
Key Program Highlights
- Study within the Centre for Social Gerontology (CSG), an institute with a strong international reputation for the social analysis of ageing.
- Access comprehensive ESRC-recognized research methods training in qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methodologies.
- Join a collaborative research environment with ties to the Institute for Life Course Studies and multiple faculties.
- Participate in a dedicated PhD student group and present research to diverse academic and public audiences.
- Engage with the wider gerontology community through the British Society of Gerontology's 'Emerging Scholars' network.
