4.0k PhD programmes in United Kingdom

The Statistics Research programme offered by King's College London explores statistical theory, computational methods, and data-driven modelling to address complex scientific and societal questions.

The Psychodynamic, Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Clinical Practice DPPClinPrac programme from The University of Exeter provides clinical training as either a Psychodynamic or a Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist.

The Marketing subject group and researchers at Oxford Brookes University provide a vibrant and supportive community in which to immerse yourself, including collaborative events, as well as opportunities to publish your research and gain teaching experience.

At University of Glasgow, the Population and Ecosystems Health programme is by its nature interdisciplinary. It requires a tight weave of ideas from ecology, epidemiology, and genetics applied across a variety of domains including terrestrial and aquatic ecology, veterinary epidemiology and evolutionary biology.

Students at the History with Genealogical Studies programme at University of Strathclyde are expected to undertake research that results in a thesis which contributes to the wider literature in the field, thereby making an original contribution to current knowledge.

This four-year doctoral training programme in Aerosol Science at University of Cambridge  is part of the multi-institutional EPSRC Aerosol Science CDT and aims to provide scientists and engineers with a broad overview of the aerosol science sector in addition to in-depth training in detailed measurements, analysis and application approaches.

The English programme offered at Manchester Metropolitan University will help you advance or change your career, deepen your expertise, and expand your research and practical skills.

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

The Psychological Academic Research programme offered by King's College London investigates mental health, behaviour, cognition, and the relationship between psychological and physical wellbeing.

A major concern of the 20th and 21st centuries has been the migration of people, objects, goods and ideas across and within borders. This Mobilities and Migration programme is offered at The Open University UK.

The Film Studies programme offered by Queen's University Belfast enables doctoral researchers to pursue research through film, screen and media practice, or to investigate historical and broader theoretical issues in film, media and screen cultures. Researchers can follow either a Creative Practice or Critical Practice route.

Within the broad areas of Business and Management, there are multiple themes available to study a PhD at Abertay University.

The Electrical Engineering and Computer Science programme offered by Queen's University Belfast develops advanced expertise in intelligent technologies, digital communications, cyber-physical systems, and computational innovation, preparing researchers to create solutions for emerging technological and societal challenges.

The Translation programme offered by Swansea University enables doctoral researchers to pursue a substantial project led by their own passions and interests. It represents a highly respected qualification which can present a pathway to a career in academia, or widen their scope for employment in fields such as translation, linguistics, education, government or the private sector.

The University of Warwick invites you to join our PhD/MPhil course in Statistics. Find out more about our MPhil/PhD in Statistics.

The Animal Biology programme from University of Worcester has grown significantly in the last 10 years as the University itself has expanded.

Research across the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences at University of Liverpool spans ‘from Cell to Society’, with the work of the Department of Public Health and Policy firmly at the Societal end of the spectrum. 

The Development Studies programme offered by Swansea University enables doctoral researchers to pursue a substantial project led by their own passions and interests. It represents a highly respected qualification which can present a pathway to a career in academia, or widen their scope for employment in fields such as education, government or the private sector.

The English Literature programme offered by Swansea University enables doctoral researchers to undertake a substantial independent research project which should be of a publishable standard. It offers supervision in most areas of literature from the middle ages to the present and supports original work across a wide range of literary fields.

This Neuroscience and Behaviour research area is centred on the Neuroscience Research Cluster, a multidisciplinary grouping of faculty, research technicians and postgraduate research students based primarily in the School of Life, Health and Chemical Sciences at The Open University UK.