649 PhD programmes in Medicine & Health in United Kingdom

The Maternal and Child Health and Midwifery PhD programme at City St George's, University of London enables you to develop new research in collaboration with expert international researchers and professional and community stakeholders. Close links with our health service and policy partners help to rapidly transform your research into policy, practice and education.

The Microbiology and Immunology program offered by Swansea University is at the forefront of using advanced knowledge of bacteria, fungi and immunity

A University of Hertfordshire research degree in Patient Experience and Public Involvement is an internationally recognised degree signifying high levels of achievement in research.

The Clinical Psychology programme at the University of Hertfordshire takes comprises academic, clinical, research, and professional development training.

The Psychology of Health and Wellbeing (PHeW) research strand at The Open University UK is a theoretically and methodologically diverse group with a focus on practices of health and wellbeing.

The Surgery and Cancer programme offered by Imperial develops advanced research expertise in translational medicine, surgical innovation, cancer science, and clinical research, preparing students to improve patient outcomes through interdisciplinary investigation and healthcare innovation.

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.

Our Doctoral Training Programme in Precision Medicine from University of Glasgow focuses on training PhD students in key MRC skills priorities in quantitative skills (mathematics, statistics, computation, and developing digital excellence) as applied to variety of data sources (from ‘omics’ to health records), and interdisciplinary skills including imaging and stratified medicine.

The Cancer and Pharmaceutical Sciences programme offered by King's College London explores cancer biology, therapeutic innovation, and medicine development to advance disease treatment and patient care.

Our Physiotherapy research at University of Nottingham has a truly international outlook and wide-ranging impacts on society, the economy, health and welfare, culture, public policy and the environment.

The Biomedical and Clinical Sciences programme offered by University of Oxford aims to address an unmet need among clinicians for training in data science and translational medicine. 

This Transformative Technologies for Pharmaceutical Science from University of Cambridge is a four year fully-funded doctoral training programme that aims to develop future leaders in data-driven approaches to pharma research and development that are informed by and provide new insight into our understanding of biological processes.

Health and Social Care Leadership at University of Gloucestershire will support you to shape policy and influence practice in your profession.

The Regenerative Medicine programme offered by Swansea University is at the forefront of innovative and life-changing healthcare. Researchers at the Medical School aim to harness the power of stem cells, tissue engineering, and biomaterials, to help restore, repair, or replace damaged tissues and organs.

This cross-university Carers and Caring research group at The Open University UK was established in light of the growth in recognition of carers, their needs and the importance of supporting them.

As an Occupational Therapy PhD student at the University of Brighton you will be able to develop your expertise in an area of clinical or professional practice and advance your knowledge, understanding and application of research methodologies.

Explore lifestyle behaviours, such as nutrition, physical activity and substance use, and their impact on public health and risks for chronic diseases with this Health, Wellbeing and Society course at the University of Bath.

The Health and Social Care DHSC programme from The Open University UK is an innovative programme of part-time study designed predominantly for health and social care professionals, including registered nurses and social workers, but also other professionals working across health and social care including the public, voluntary and private sectors.

The Pharmacy and Pharmacology course at the University of Bath is one of the UK’s leading research hubs in pharmaceutical science, whose output is consistently ranked among the very best in the field.