181 PhD programmes in Medicine in United Kingdom

Cardiovascular diseases are major causes of mortality and morbidity in developed and developing countries worldwide. This Cardiovascular Sciences programme is offered at The University of Manchester.

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.

Ophthalmology and Orthoptics at the University of Sheffield trains expert eyecare specialists, offer professionals the skills and expertise to take the next steps in their careers, and contribute to major new advances in the field.

The School of Medicine at the University of Liverpool offers a range of research areas spanning Medical Education. 

Virology at the University of Liverpool is the study of the viral agents responsible for causing disease in humans or animals.

The recent completion of the human genome project has afforded new and exciting avenues for research that define the genetic basis for human disease. We offer a Cancer Studies degree at the Keele University.

As a DPhil in Clinical Medicine student from the University of Oxford, you will conduct research in basic science and/or in clinical medicine. The degree will provide you with research skills, in-depth knowledge, understanding and expertise in your chosen field of research. 

This Oncology programme at the University of Oxford aims to train the next generation of leaders in translational oncology research by applying state-of-the-art techniques to address fundamental biology of cancer and how to optimise treatments for patients.

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

Students in this programme at the University of Bath will present a thesis completed while employed, or they will submit published work embodying research in some aspect of Medicine.

School of Medicine staff and students at Keele University undertake a broad range of clinical, laboratory and educational research.

The Doctorate in Medicine st the University of Hertfordshire has been designed to enable clinicians working in practice who wish to undertake a substantial programme of individual research, while under the principal supervision of a clinical specialist.

Infectious diseases remain major problems worldwide for people and animals. We offer a Infectious Diseases degree at the University of Liverpool.

The Medicine programme offered by Queen's University Belfast develops advanced expertise in biomedical discovery, clinical investigation, population health, and translational research, preparing researchers to address major healthcare challenges and improve patient outcomes through scientific innovation.

At University of Liverpool, Medical Microbiology represents the study of the agents responsible for causing human or animal infections: bacteria, viruses, fungi or parasites. 

At the University of Liverpool, we offer our graduate students a phd programme degree at Pancreatology.

The Orthopaedics, Trauma and Sports Medicine programme from University of Nottingham has a thematic, translational and applied research focus.

The Centre for Kidney Research and Innovation (CKRI) aims to deliver this Kidney Medicine innovative programme of clinical and translational research at University of Nottingham in the areas of kidney disease and dialysis therapy, which will directly lead to improvements in treatments and outcomes for patients.

The Respiratory Medicine programme from University of Nottingham undertakes bench to bedside research in the major respiratory disease areas including asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), respiratory infections, CF/bronchiectasis, interstitial and rare lung diseases as well as lung cancer. 

Within this Stroke programme from University of Nottingham, you'll perform world-leading research into the pathogenesis, diagnosis, prognosis, treatment and prevention of stroke, vascular dementia/cerebral small vessel disease and other age-related neurovascular complications.