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9 Part-time PhD programmes in Botany
Plant Biology
Research in our School of Life Sciences covers a wide spectrum of biology from genes to ecosystems, and this broad-based structure provides opportunities for developing novel ideas and inter-disciplinary projects. The Plant Biology programme is offered at University of Essex.
Plant Science
Our Plant Science research at University of Glasgow covers topics such as plant-environment interactions, cell signalling, cell and membrane biology, protein structure and function, gene regulation, synthetic biology, systems biology and translational biology.
Botany
The Botany postgraduate programme at University Sains Malaysia is dedicated to provide training and experience to allow talented developing scientists to become active and competent professional plant scientists and effective academics.
Animal, Plant and Environmental Sciences
Further your career with this Animal, Plant and Environmental Sciences PhD at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, aimed at individuals who have a keen research interest in conservation, ecology, biodiversity, global change, botany and zoology.
Plant Sciences
This Plant Sciences course from the University of Cambridge is an outstanding University Centre for research in plant and microbial sciences.
Botany (Research)
This Botany (Research) programme is offered by the Department of Botany and Plant Biotechnology within the Faculty of Science at the University of Johannesburg.
Weed Science
This Plant and Soil Sciences PhD program from Mississippi State University offers interested students the opportunity to work with world class scientists in solving vegetation management problems.
Plant Science
The PhD Plant Science programme at The University of Manchester enables you to undertake a research project that will improve understanding of Plant Science.
Botany (Postgraduate Research)
Postgraduate research students of the Botany (Postgraduate Research) programme at University of Wolverhampton are encouraged to present their research to University academics and fellow PhD students at colloquia within the School of Architecture and The Built Environment, which provide an encouraging and friendly environment for students to sharpen their research and presentation skills.