Cardiovascular Science (Cardiovascular Disease Prevention) University of Oxford

Overview

The Cardiovascular Science (Cardiovascular Disease Prevention) programme offered by  University of Oxford is a collaboration between the University of Oxford, the University of Cambridge, the University of Edinburgh, and Imperial College London.

You will be trained to work at the intersection of population health, systems biology, and data science/AI, combining expertise across these fields to tackle one of the most pressing challenges in global health. By harnessing large-scale multimodal data and emerging technologies, you will develop new approaches to understand, predict, and prevent heart and circulatory diseases.

Features

• Students will be based in one of the following institutes: Oxford (2 studentships), Cambridge (5 studentships), Edinburgh (2 studentships), and Imperial (1 Studentship) while benefiting from training, co-supervision, and collaboration across the partner institutions.
• Projects will span a range of topics including health data science, AI and machine learning, multi-omics, epidemiology, and translational cardiovascular research. You will be part of a cohort-based programme, gaining access to shared training activities, collaborative networks, and state-of-the-art data resources across the multi-institute partnership.