Projects - University of Staffordshire GradEX

Science Centre

Diagnostic Accuracy of Real-Time PCR for the Detection of community MRSA

A systematic review comparing the speed and diagnostic accuracy of real‑time PCR versus culture for MRSA detection.

Fajr Nawaz

Exploring black womens' experience of accessing mental health services

This project explores Black Female University Students’ experiences of accessing university-based mental health support, highlighting that access alone is not enough without trust, cultural understanding, and meaningful support.

Leanne Cumberbatch

Exploring How fathers and children communicate through digital gaming.

This project explores how fathers experience of communicating with their children through digital gaming, with a focus on how shared gaming can support connection, relation-building, and meaningful interaction.

Daley Gibbon

How and why do people make the decision to speak up or not speak up?

The aim of the research was to understand individuals' experiences when accessing the healthcare. This mainly focused on different incidents individuals faced which should have been spoken up about.

Maria Shamus

Parental Stress: Diagnosis and Gender in Special Educational Needs

Exploring parental stress in families of children with SEN, highlighting the importance of inclusive support, timely interventions, and recognising the experiences of fathers, mothers, and non-binary parents.

Jerusha Lear

Perfecting reward and recognition strategy to aid academic retention

An investigation into how improved reward and recognition strategies can address academic staff retention challenges within University of Staffordshire Business School given increasing financial pressures across UK higher education

Ben Hope

Public Health Responses: Ebola Epidemic vs COVID-19 Pandemic

This project compares public health responses and vaccination strategies during the Ebola outbreak and COVID-19 pandemic, exploring preparedness, intervention effectiveness and lessons learned for strengthening future global health emergency responses

Hayden Webster

The effect of offender profiles on juror verdicts and perceptions of guilt

A study into the effects of offender profiles and additional information on juror perceptions of guilt, to assess whether they should be accepted as evidence in courts.

Hannah Lammas

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