An opportunity has arisen for a fully funded PhD scholarship at the UWE Faculty of Health and Life Sciences to study the effects of music making on the health and wellbeing of disadvantaged young people. Further information can be found here and in the Music and Health PhD Proposal. The closing date for applications is Sunday 13th May 2012.
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