649 PhD programmes in Medicine & Health in United Kingdom

The Immunology and Microbial Sciences programme offered by King's College London investigates immune responses, infectious diseases, inflammation, and host-pathogen interactions to advance human health and develop new therapies.

The Gerontology Research programme offered by King's College London examines ageing and later life through multidisciplinary perspectives spanning health, society, policy, and wellbeing.

The Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (ClinPsyD) at The University of Manchester is a three-year programme of academic and clinical training offered. It is the result of close collaboration between the University and clinical psychologists in north-west England.

The Centre offers excellent opportunities for full or part-time research in intellectual disability and community care leading to higher degrees.  The Tizard Centre has a strong track record of attracting University and ESRC research studentship funding.

The Oncology course from the University of Cambridge is designed to produce postgraduates with rigorous research and analytical skills, who are exceptionally well equipped to go on to doctoral study, postgraduate research, or employment in industry and the public sector.

The Public Health and Primary Care course from the University of Cambridge encompasses a broad range of themes (e.g. from Genetic Epidemiology to Behaviour and Health, from Health Services Research to Non-communicable Disease Epidemiology etc) and methods (e.g. quantitative methods, qualitative research, systematic reviews, functional genomics etc).

The Paediatrics course from the University of Cambridged octoral studies are carried out by science postgraduates, medical students combining clinical training with the PhD, and clinically qualified doctors undertaking scientific training.

Develop your skills and understanding of the latest veterinary research, at the Veterinary Medicine programme of the University of Nottingham, that's ranked 2nd in the UK for research power.

The aim of the Social Services Management course from University of Essex is to provide a unified approach to theory and practice within a professional context, so your learning is structured to allow you to develop your skills both in the workplace and within the university environment.

MPhil and PhD students of Psychology - Research Opportunities at University of Lincoln are able to conduct independent research into an area of psychology of their choice and produce an extended thesis with guidance from two/three academic supervisors who have specialist knowledge of the subject area. 

The Applied Health Research programme from University of Kent offers research supervision across a broad range of topics. We are especially interested in applications that include proposals that will contribute to knowledge and practice within the field of Applied Health Research.

The Clinical Psychology DClinPsy from University College London (UCL) is a professional training course for Clinical Psychologists in the United Kingdom, and welcomes high-calibre candidates from the UK and abroad. 

PhD Clinical and Surgical Sciences programme at University of Glasgow with research/lab work, completing an examinable piece of independent research in year 4.

At University of Glasgow, our Mental Health research strength is identifying the causes of mental disorders and suicide to develop clinical trials of novel complex interventions.

We offer a General Practice and Primary Care degree at the University of Glasgow. Our staff, both clinical and research-based, are dedicated to undertaking internationally acclaimed research and teaching that addresses problems posed by complex care needs and inequalities and marginalised populations such as migrants and those living in areas of severe deprivation.

The Global Health and Social Medicine Research programme offered by King's College London explores the social, political, economic, legal, and ethical dimensions of health, healthcare, and biomedicine.

The postgraduate research students of the Biomedical Sciences (Postgraduate Research) programme at the University of Wolverhampton are encouraged to present their research to University academics and fellow PhD students at colloquia within the Wolverhampton School of Sciences, which provide an encouraging and friendly environment for students to sharpen their research and presentation skills.

The DPhil in Clinical Epidemiology and Medical Statistics (CEMS) from the University of Oxford is intended to provide graduates with a wide variety of research skills, in-depth knowledge, understanding and expertise in specific epidemiological and statistical fields of research. 

The Medical Science (MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences) postgraduate students from University of Cambridge primary aim is to develop the skills required to submit an excellent PhD thesis in either three or four years full-time, depending upon the duration of their funding.

The Nursing and Midwifery programme offered by Anglia Ruskin University enables researchers to make a substantial and original contribution to knowledge in nursing, health, and social care through multidisciplinary research addressing key healthcare and community challenges.