Biological Sciences Doctor of Philosophy - PhD
Course Overview - Biological Sciences Doctor of Philosophy - PhD
We welcome applications to undertake research towards MPhil and PhD degrees in Biological Sciences.
We offer students either an MPhil (Master of Philosophy) in Biological Sciences or PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) Biological Sciences.
* Key insights into a research degree in Biological Sciences
* A diverse and international postgraduate research community
* Strong and international links with research institutions and organisations
* Strong links with stakeholders e.g., the National Health Serv...
We welcome applications to undertake research towards MPhil and PhD degrees in Biological Sciences.
We offer students either an MPhil (Master of Philosophy) in Biological Sciences or PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) Biological Sciences.
* Key insights into a research degree in Biological Sciences
* A diverse and international postgraduate research community
* Strong and international links with research institutions and organisations
* Strong links with stakeholders e.g., the National Health Service
* Supportive and inclusive learning and research training environment
* Dedicated, state of the art research facilities at our St John’s Campus
* Supervisors involved in cutting-edge research and consultancy in their field
Tailored supervision and support through the Researcher Development Programme (RDP)\
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We conduct impactful Biochemistry research that promotes improvements in human disease diagnosis and patient risk stratification. Our specialist multi-national Human Biology research focuses on corroborating links between nutrition and long-term health conditions that impact global health economics. We also have links with industry that enable us to develop novel laboratory workflows and in vitro / in silico modelling systems, and these allow the exploration of deeper research hypotheses regarding molecular and cellular function.
Our Plant Biology research in plant–microbe interactions focus on advancing sustainable crop protection and food security; and our work on small RNAs strengthens understanding of plant immunity. We also conduct impactful translational breeding research that applies molecular markers to develop climate-resilient crops. We also specialise in biological control research focused on reducing reliance on chemical pesticides.
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Study Mode
Part-time
Duration
6 Years
Start Date
2027-09-01
Campus
St John's Campus
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