575 PhD programmes in Natural Sciences & Mathematics in United Kingdom

The Superconductivity - Enabling Transformative Technologies programme offered by University of Oxford is part of the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) on Superconductivity: Enabling Transformative Technologies and is designed to equip students with advanced skills to tackle the biggest challenges in superconductivity.

The Physics DProf at Aberystwyth University combines taught modules with research conducted by students under the supervision of staff who have expertise in the topic of study.

Our Laboratory Astrophysics research at The Open University UK is in experimental molecular physics, with specific application to astrophysical environments.

The Institute of Astronomy offers the opportunity to study for the Astronomy PhD degree at University of Cambridge, which is normally completed in three to four years.

The Engineering Biology programme offered by University of Oxford is a research-based course combining synthetic biology, engineering, and computing to develop real-world biotechnological solutions, with training in innovation, ethics, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

The Chemistry course from the Department of Chemistry from University of Cambridge  introduces students to research skills and specialist knowledge.

The Physics course from the University of Cambridge, is a full-time period of research which introduces, or builds upon, research skills and specialist knowledge. Students are assigned to a research supervisor, a specialist in part or all of the student's chosen research field, and join a research group which might vary in size between 4 and 80 individuals.

This Biological Science (Babraham Institute) course from the University of Cambridge ensures that our students are able to gain a wide range of experience.

Research students in Chemistry at University of Lincoln can benefit from an interdisciplinary environment and may have the opportunity to work with colleagues from across the University’s College of Science, national and international academic collaborators, and an array of industry partners. 

Postgraduate research study in Nanomaterials Science at University of Lincoln provides an opportunity to engage in rigorous scholarly pursuit, and contribute original research to a body of academia.

Chemistry from the University of Strathclyde is designed to support you with your research and rewards you for things you'll do as a research student here.

Students in the Advanced Technology and Applications programme at University of Lincoln can benefit from specialist computational facilities, training programmes to enhance research skills, and support from dedicated academic supervisors. 

The Complex Living Systems PhD programme from The University of Exeter mission is to understand life across all scales - from individual atoms to whole organisms - and to discover approaches for improving health and treating disease. 

The Bioscience programme offered by Manchester Metropolitan University helps researchers deepen their expertise while developing advanced research and practical skills across biological sciences and related fields.

The Stem Cell Biology Institute course from the University of Cambridge is a world-leading centre for stem cell research. Its mission is to transform human health through a deep understanding of stem cell biology.

Students in the Physics programme at University of Lincoln are supported and encouraged to submit papers to international scientific journals, present findings at conferences, and share knowledge with colleagues across the University.

Through independent research, supervisory meetings, and departmental seminars, this Physical Geography programme at University of Lincoln provides the opportunity to conduct an in-depth research project in an area of physical geography, and aims to build key skills for positions in research, spatial planning, and environmental consultancy and management.

Our Biochemistry and Biotechnology research at University of Glasgow aims to answer fundamental questions about how cells and organisms work at the molecular and biochemical level. 

Biochemical and Bioprocess Engineering researchers at The University of Manchester are focused on the sustainable biological production of a wide range of added-value products, from biofuels and chemicals to biopharmaceuticals, using novel experimental and computational methodologies.

The Zoology course from the University of Cambridge is home to a community of researchers from a great diversity of disciplines, ranging from cell and developmental biology to field ecology and conservation. Evolutionary biology is a major focus of our work.