151 PhD programmes in Health Sciences in England, United Kingdom

A University of Hertfordshire research degree in Older People's Health and Complex Conditions is an internationally recognised degree signifying high levels of achievement in research.

By choosing to research Health Studies, nursing or midwifery as a postgraduate at University of Hull you will be joining a vibrant and supportive research community. 

The PhD in Cancer Sciences programme at The University of Manchester enables you to undertake a research project that will improve understanding of Cancer Sciences.

Professional Doctorates in Health and Social Care at University of Salford are linked intrinsically to your workplace.

Work in Reproduction, Sexualities and Sexual Health at The Open University UK ranges from research into experiences of pregnancy, childbirth and early motherhood, to the experiences of men who pay for sex.

At University of Liverpool, our focus on Critical Care encompasses conditions such as Sepsis and Trauma. These are the leading causes of death globally and remain unmet health challenges for the NHS, especially in the emergency room and intensive care settings.

The Tactile Internet for Tele-healthcare programme offered by King's College London has an international reputation and critical mass in the fields of robotics and telecommunications with increasing strengths in systems engineering, control, material science, and thermofluids.

With this Food, Nutrition and Health programme at The University of Exeter, research at the cutting-edge of health innovation, making a difference across the world.

The Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences has a strong tradition of a multidisciplinary approach to research and student training. We offer a Healthcare Professional Focused Research degree at the Keele University.

The Double Degree in Child Health stems from a close academic partnership between UCL and Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (KU Leuven) in Belgium. 

The Health Studies programme offered by King's College London addresses patient outcomes, service delivery, health policy and cross-disciplinary healthcare challenges, with King’s achieving 1st place in the UK for research quality, outputs and impact in the most recent REF.