Ongoing Research

This study aims to explore how soldiers' narratives have changed over time, and the factors which influence them. Research to date has not explored Service personnel's' mental health experiences using …

This study aims to identify factors affecting transition outcomes (in terms of health, well-being, and economic stability) of those who were injured on the battlefield in Afghanistan. This will go on …

The ADVANCE research project aims to study, prospectively, the incidence of a very wide variety of physical and psycho-social outcomes including cardiovascular disease, osteoarthritis, mental health …

This project aims to assess the significance of nuclear weapons test participation for veterans’ lives, generate wider public recognition for nuclear veterans’ service and understand what might be …

The study aims to explore the lived experiences of military Veteran students and their perceptions of community and belonging in Higher Education Institutes in Scotland. The focus of the study aspires …

There are key links between organisational and social expectations, perceived roles and related behaviours; the current research aims to understand the impact of these interrelated factors on how …

This project is a qualitative study aiming to explore the role of body modification amongst UK male military Veterans with injury, disability, illness, and/or mental health condition/s.

This research project connects diverse literatures on ontological security, feminist security studies, and war studies to explore the challenges around the implementation of diversity and inclusion …

The purpose of the project is to understand how common suicidality is among the Northern Ireland veteran population, and to explore what factors play an integral role in increasing the risk of …

The aim of this programme is to transform service provision for female veterans. …

This project is to support ex-military personel in societal challenge, as follows:-Develop a clear pathway to benefit Serving and Veteran parents and their children with additional support needs, when …