Ageing Studies

The overall aim of the Ageing Studies theme at Brunel University London is to advance our knowledge and understanding of how to improve the health and quality of life of older people.

In the Ageing Studies Ageing Studies programme from  Brunel University London Brunel University London , we bring a range of disciplinary perspectives to addressing our key research challenges: maximising the ability of people to age well, mapping the diverse and dynamic ways that people age, and contributing to the development and evaluation of health and social care interventions that optimise the potential for ageing well. 

Features 

• Our theme, which has 40 members, embraces the four key disciplinary perspectives that underpin the understanding of ageing well: social and behavioural sciences, biology, clinical and health sciences, and arts, humanities, policy and politics. In the main, however, our research focuses on three key areas of activity.

Courses include: 

• Rehabilitation After Cancer and Stroke
• Incontinence
• Biomechanics and Falls
• Cellular and Molecular Biology of Ageing
• Sociology and Psychology of Loneliness