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Does playing a sport at university make a students experience of university more enjoyable?

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Does playing a sport at university make a students experience of university more enjoyable?

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how does the support from fans affect the players performance

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Investigation into mental health within men and female who participate in sports

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how Does the media effect women participation in a range of sports 

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how Does the media effect women participation in a range of sports 

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football
gymnastics
athletics

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- Broadens the range of sources used to help
- Primary research could be used to collect the data
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female participation within the middle east

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barriers to participation in sport (race, disability, mental health)

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barriers to participation in sport (race, disability, mental health)

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football hooliganism and how it affects participation

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how does gender inequality influence/ impact participation in sport?

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How does racism affect participation in the uk ?

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'Why are rates of physical fitness so low amongst adolescents in the UK? 

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'Why are rates of physical fitness so low amongst adolescents in the UK? 

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racial discrimination in grassroots football

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why is there a low participation rate for asian footballers?

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To what extent (if any) is being overweight influenced by our genes?

This is still a question that is hotly debated by scientists and has a lot to do with childhood obesity. If genetics plays a part, what can we do to a child’s youth to help them keep fit?
List the main contributing factors to the increased rate of childhood obesity in (x country).

Most countries in the world have more weight problems now than ever before, so you can write this paper on almost anywhere in the world.What are the main health effects of childhood obesity in later life?

A greater weight during the younger years can often mean health problems later in a person’s life. Are there any particular problems that occur over and again in many different people? What are they?
How can we prevent weight problems in children?

What measures can we put in place to prevent children from gaining too much weight? Who need to put these measures in place? Do parents, teachers or the government have the most responsibility in this matter?
Are there more or fewer healthier eating options available now for children? Why?

Sometimes, the sheer amount of fast, cheap and easy food that is high in sugar, fat and calories seems to be increasing. However, can the same be said for the healthier options out there, too?
How can we encourage children to go outside in a world of video games?

With so many video games being released every day, children never need do anything but sit and stare at the screen. However, the lack of physical play is a contributing factor to the increase in obesity in younger people. How can we encourage kids to be more active?

Additionally, there are six slightly more general examples.
What is the biggest problem that we need to tackle regarding children being overweight: fast food or lack of activity? Why?
Are obese parents more likely to have obese children?
What is the social stigma attached to youth with weight issues?
Does breastfeeding have any relation to weight issues in children?
What is the best way to prevent obesity in (e.g. British) youth?
Are depression and being overweight linked in kids aged 11-16?

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Does having a disability lower the chances in participating in certain sports?

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Mental health in primary/secondary school

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Mental health in primary/secondary school

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Does exercise improve mental health?
Youth seem to be more socially vulnerable.
What are the benefits and risks of delivering mental health care through technology instead of face-to-face and what impact does the removal of face-to-face human interaction have?
How do certain mental health conditions (e.g. depression) affect how people engage with technology?
How can treatment outcomes be maximised by combining existing treatment options (medication, psychological therapies, etc) with digital mental health interventions?
At what point in the care pathway (e.g. crisis intervention, prevention, engagement, treatment, maintenance, and recovery) are digital interventions most safe and effective?
How should apps for mental health be evaluated and endorsed?
What impacts will the adoption of digital technology in mental health services have on capacity, access to services, waiting times, and preferred appointment times?
Are therapies (e.g. cognitive behavioral therapy) delivered via digital technology as effective as those delivered face-to-face?
Can the common elements of therapy (e.g. empathy, gestures, non-verbal cues) that come from person-to-person interactions be maintained with digital technology interventions?
Do digital health interventions increase reach and access to groups and people less well served by traditional mental health services (e.g. black and ethnic minorities, men with depression, people in rural areas, etc)?
How can social media be used more effectively to bring people with mental health problems together and help them connect (e.g. in their communities), rather than isolating them in their homes?

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- how racism hinders the participation of physical activity.

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Family Influences upon Physical Activity

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Family Influences upon Physical Activity

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How might fathers influence the physical activity habits of their daughters?