Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
North West, All England
Are you ready to engage in groundbreaking research in a field you’re passionate about, unlock your potential and shape the future of biological, medical and healthcare science?
At Manchester, postgraduate researchers are at the heart of our mission to tackle pressing global challenges in biological, medical and healthcare sciences - and you could be too.
By choosing Manchester for your postgraduate research, you’ll be joining a university with an exceptional research reputation, where 93% of research is world-leading or internationally excellent (REF, 2021) and where your work will have real-world impact.
From biochemistry to neuroscience, cancer sciences to medicine, audiology to mental health and everything in between, we offer a wide range of research projects and programmes which will allow you to tackle the biggest challenges in an area you’re passionate about.
You’ll research in world-class facilities alongside leading experts at the forefront of innovation, collaborating across disciplines to pioneer new treatments, advance scientific knowledge, and improve healthcare globally.
Supported by our dedicated Doctoral Academy and strong industry links, you'll experience PhD life in a vibrant, welcoming and diverse postgraduate research community.
And you’ll leave with the specialist knowledge, research experience and transferable skills that will shape your future in academia, research or industry.
Start your journey to postgraduate research in the Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health at Manchester
Applications from home or international students are welcome.
For entry to our standard PhD programmes, we typically require applicants to have:
a bachelor's (Honours) degree with a minimum Upper Second class (or the overseas equivalent) in a relevant subject area.
Candidates may also be considered if they have:
Competition for entry to our funded programmes is high and applicants with a Lower Second class degree are generally not considered unless they have considerable research experience and/or a good master's degree. Check the specific funded programme pages for specific entry requirements.
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