649 PhD programmes in Medicine & Health in United Kingdom

The Clinical Sciences and Nutrition PhD at the University of Chester involves a substantial period of personal research intended to make a unique contribution to knowledge in the area of study.

Through the Global Health course from the University of West London, you will learn to create, integrate, and translate global population-based knowledge to reduce the societal burden of diseases and disability. 

This Health and Life Sciences course offered at Aston University is for those who are seeking to develop greater in-depth knowledge in a specific area. Completing this level of study is about making an original contribution to knowledge, making new discoveries and developing lifelong skills. 

By studying for a PhD with us, you will be joining a thriving research community of over 200 Doctoral Researchers from across the globe. You will add to world-leading research that is helping to shape the latest advancements across the sport, exercise and health sectors. The Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences programme is offered at Loughborough University.

The Professional Doctorate in Ageing and Dementia Studies at Bangor University builds on contemporary research evidence underpinning applied practice, health behaviour and health related policy in relation to dementia care from the disciplines of mental health and health and social care management.

Biomedicine programme at Cardiff University is a research area within which you can focus your studies as part of our suite of Biosciences research programmes.

The Health Economics PhD programme at Bangor University will provide students with research skills relevant to employment in the academic and university sector, Health Service and other healthcare organisations as well as the private sector, such as consultancy and the pharmaceutical industry.

This Medicine course from Lancaster University scheme provides opportunities for clinically qualified candidates to undertake a two year Doctoral level research project at Lancaster.

Health Economics experts at Brunel University of London aim to improve health and wellbeing through improved decision-making.

This Ageing Research course from the University of West London provides an opportunity for those with an interest in older adults and ageing to undertake advanced studies within your chosen area. 

This Medical Visualization and Simulation PhD degree programme in is a doctoral research programme offered at Bangor University.

The Leicester Cancer Research Centre at the University of Leicester offers research supervision for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Cancer Studies.

Through critical and original reading of audiological practices, you will be equipped to enable problem-solving and application of audiology to marginalised and complex patient groups. The Hearing Therapy (Online) course is offered at Aston University. 

The Nursing course from the University of West London allows you to delve deep into the theory and research of why we do the things we do in nursing. 

The Health Economics and Policy course from Lancaster University meets the needs of those wishing to gain a deep and critical insight into health economics theory, research and practice and to develop or enhance research skills whilst fulfilling their existing responsibilities.

Through the Biomedical Science course from University of West London you will gain meaningful insight and in-depth expertise within your chosen topic.

Throughout the Biomedicine MPhil, PhD, MD programme from Newcastle University we aim to understand the ways disease impacts patients’ lives. We do this by using new diagnostic and therapeutic techniques.

The Health, Wellbeing and Society programme from University of Bristol is linked to the interdisciplinary South West doctoral pathway of the same name.

As a PhD student in Biomedical Sciences at the University of Reading, you'll be part of a dynamic research community and will work with our research intensive team towards new discoveries.

We offer a Medicine - Barts Cancer Institute degree to our graduate students at Queen Mary University of London.