Awarded Clore Social Leadership Fellowship 2016

Awarded King's College London Worldwide Partnership Fund Grant 2018

Dr Marie-Louise Sharp is a Senior Research Fellow at the King’s Centre for Military Health Research (KCMHR) at King’s College London. Marie-Louise is a mixed methods researcher and has research expertise in psychological medicine and epidemiology. Her research interests include military mental health and help-seeking behaviours, the health and wellbeing of Emergency Responders and has a focus on methods to extend research impact. She is currently the academic lead on the KCMHR Phase Four of the UK Armed Forces Health and Wellbeing Cohort Study funded by the Office for Veterans’ Affairs and Project Manager for the SUSTAIN project funded by FiMT - 'Identifying and examining the barriers to female veterans making a successful and sustainable transition to civilian life in the UK'.

She is a member of the Five Eyes Mental Health Research and Innovation Collaborative focused on improving international research and mental health outcomes for the Armed Forces community. Marie-Louise previously worked in the non-profit sector specialising in Armed Forces healthcare policy. Marie-Louise also has a background in political science having trained at post-graduate level at Oxford University.