157 PhD programmes in Medicine in England, United Kingdom

The Surgery course from the University of Cambridge broad clinical themes are aligned to world class underpinning research strengths in stem cell medicine, immunology, organ perfusion, cell biology and surgical oncology.

The Medicine course from the University of Cambridge is aimed at medically-qualified clinicians working in Cambridge who hold suitable research appointments within Cambridge University Health Partners (CUHP, i.e. the University of Cambridge, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust, and Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust).

The Psychiatry course from the University of Cambridge is primarily a research degree and involves minimal formal teaching; students are integrated into the research culture of the Department and the Institute in which they are based.

Throughout the Doctor of Medicine MD course from The University of Exeter, you will be part of a thriving community, benefiting from quality research-led teaching and supervision, as well as access to outstanding facilities. 

The Clinical Studies programme from The University of Lancashire is designed to empower healthcare practitioners to drive change and innovation in their workplace by applying cutting-edge research to real-life practice.

The Medicine programme offered by Anglia Ruskin University enables medical practitioners to investigate clinical problems, address gaps in evidence, and make a significant contribution to their clinical specialty through original research.

Your project and development during your Medical Sciences DPhil studies at University of Oxford will be guided by a specialised team led by your academic supervisor.

Choose to study an MSc by Thesis or a PhD research degree in Engineering at Hull and benefit from a wide range of expertise, experience and facilities. Medical Engineering is offered at University of Hull.

At the Keele University, we offer our graduate students a phd programme degree in Diagnostic Science.

A University of Hertfordshire research degree in Paramedic Sciences is an internationally recognised degree signifying high levels of achievement in research.

As a DPhil in Molecular and Cellular Medicine student at University of Oxford you will spend up to four years (eight years for part-time students) in either the Kennedy institute of Rheumatology or Botnar Research Centre’s many research groups, working on a research project supervised by one of the principal investigators and your supervisory team.

The Regenerative Medicine students from the University of Brighton are based within, and members of, our specialist research Centre for Regenerative Medicine and Devices.

A broad range of research interests from University of Liverpool provides for world-class research in Cancer Medicine, supported by world-class clinical research into several major types of cancer.

The Clinical Science group at Keele University supports a wide range of research ranging from the purely clinical setting through to basic science with an emphasis on the translational opportunities “from bench to bedside”.

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

Studying for a PhD in the School of Medicine and Population Health at the University of Sheffield is your chance to conduct world-leading research with impact.

The team conducting the Otorhinolaryngology programme from University of Nottingham is internationally recognised as a team of interdisciplinary experts in studying disorders related to the ear, nose, throat (ENT) and related structures of the head and neck.

Our PhD by Published Work is open to individuals who have already undertaken a portfolio of published research to the standard of a PhD. Warwick Medical School is home to outstanding expertise, with guidance from an academic adviser you will complete and present your published work. The Published Work (Warwick Medical School) programme is offered at University of Warwick.

The British Heart Foundation (BHF) 4-year PhD Cardiovascular Research programme at University of Cambridge aims to train the next generation of researchers to develop innovative approaches for preventing cardiovascular diseases.

Medicine at University of Cambridge is designed to develop future leaders in medical research by providing rigorous scientific training, access to advanced technologies, and close mentorship from internationally recognised investigators. The research covers the whole spectrum of medical science, from fundamental disease biology and translational medicine through to clinical therapies.