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Imperial College London is advertising the President's PhD Scholarships , a fully funded PhD opportunity open to applicants in any field across Imperial departments. This is a strong option for students seeking interdisciplinary doctoral study at a top UK university. The post highlights that applicants must secure a confirmed Imperial supervisor before applying, so identifying a suitable research group is an essential first step. Eligibility highlights: a first-class undergraduate degree or a ma...

Imperial College London is advertising the President’s PhD Scholarships 2027–28 , a fully funded doctoral opportunity for outstanding graduates worldwide. The scholarship supports independent PhD research under the guidance of an academic supervisor at Imperial College London. Funding includes full PhD tuition fees , an annual stipend of £27,036 for living expenses, and £2,000 per year for research consumables during the first three years. Scholars also gain access to Imperial’s Early Career Res...

Future Leaders in Biomedical Sciences PhD Scholarships are available at The Francis Crick Institute for entry to the 2027 PhD Programme. This opportunity is aimed at students of Black or mixed Black heritage with backgrounds in biological or biomedical sciences, physics, chemistry, engineering, mathematics, or computer science who want to pursue doctoral research in biomedical sciences . The programme highlights cutting-edge biomedical research, including topics such as molecular mechanisms and ...

Fully funded PhD opportunities are available in the Gouverneur Group at the University of Oxford. The post advertises 2 x CSHP CDT projects (P12, P13), 1 x IMAT CDT project (P1), and 1 x Oxford Fund studentship (home UK fees). These are doctoral-level openings for students interested in chemistry, materials science, and related interdisciplinary research areas. Useful links are provided to the group homepage and the CDT project pages. The announcement does not include a deadline, stipend amount,...

PhD Studentship in Malaria Parasite Protein Degradation at the University of Cambridge This PhD studentship is based in the Department of Pathology at the University of Cambridge and focuses on malaria , Plasmodium falciparum , protein degradation , and the ubiquitin system . The project, titled Turning the Malaria Parasite's Protein Degradation Machinery Against It , is supervised by Professor Katerina Artavanis-Tsakonas and co-supervised by Laura Itzhaki (Department of Pharmacology). The resea...