By Jude Coe Photo by Thought Catalog on Unsplash When I started my Professional Doctorate, I had never heard about writing retreats and was both nervous and excited that The University of Birmingham was able to offer an opportunity for me to participate in one. Embarking on my first writing retreat at Chapelgarth, Yorkshire, was a wonderful experience … Continue reading “My Writing Retreat at Chapelgarth, Yorkshire: A Journey of Growth and Creativity “
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Presenting my first two Professional Doctorate studies at a conference
By Caroline White Late last year, I had the pleasure of presenting my research on the female rugby shoulder at the 4th Shoulder Conference at Liverpool Hope University. The conference brought together a wide range of experts, researchers, and clinicians to discuss developments in understanding shoulder health, injuries, and rehabilitation. It was both an exciting … Continue reading “Presenting my first two Professional Doctorate studies at a conference “
When you find a journal that helps you….
By Jude Coe Photo by 
Janko Ferlič on Unsplash As a physiotherapist and professional doctoral student, I am constantly seeking to deepen my understanding of how physical activity influences mental health. The recent journal article, “Physical Activity and Mental Health: A Systematic Review and Best-Evidence Synthesis of Mediation and Moderation Studies,” provides valuable insights that are highly … Continue reading “When you find a journal that helps you…. “
The difference between a Professional Doctorate and a PhD
By Professor Barry Drust One of the most common questions that get asked by potential students who are interested in the Doctorate in Sport and Exercise Science is “what is the difference between a traditional doctorate and a more professionally focussed doctorate?”. This short conversation tries to answer this question by giving a short outline … Continue reading “The difference between a Professional Doctorate and a PhD “
Navigating the Journey of a Professional Doctorate in Exercise and Sports Medicine and a Full-time Working Mum
By Jude Coe Photo by Andrew Neel on Unsplash Embarking on a Professional Doctorate in Exercise and Sports Medicine has been an exciting and challenging journey. My research focuses on the determinants of resilience in performing arts, a topic that bridges my clinical background in physiotherapy with the psychological aspects of sports medicine. Under the guidance of Professor … Continue reading “Navigating the Journey of a Professional Doctorate in Exercise and Sports Medicine and a Full-time Working Mum”
Cracking the Code: Navigating the World of Sports Feedback
By Jamie Kyte So, as part of my role at the University, it also involves starting a Professional Doctorate—here’s to new beginnings and exciting times ahead, with lots of coffee needed. Photo credit: Unseen Studio on Unsplash The primary goal of my research, conducted through my applied performance analysis work at the University, is to … Continue reading “Cracking the Code: Navigating the World of Sports Feedback “
“They’re off!” Thoughts on a new cohort for the Doctorate in Sport and Exercise Sciences
By Professor Barry Drust Photo Credit: Nicolas Holzey his month saw the start of 9 new students on the Doctorate in Sport and Exercise Science at the University of Birmingham. A new cohort of students and the start of a new academic cycle always brings excitement. There are new people to meet and interact with. … Continue reading “ “They’re off!” Thoughts on a new cohort for the Doctorate in Sport and Exercise Sciences “