Fully Funded PhD Studentships in Science and Engineering at University of Manchester (Bicentenary 2026) University of Manchester in

The University of Manchester is offering the Bicentenary PhD Studentships for 2026, a prestigious and fully funded scholarship program designed to support outstanding postgraduate researchers in the Faculty of Science and Engineering. Launched to celebrate the university's 200th anniversary, these studentships provide a unique opportunity for students to pursue cutting-edge research in a world-class academic environment. Successful applicants will benefit from full tuition coverage for four years, a generous annual stipend of £20,780 (UKRI rate), and an additional £5,000 per year Research Training Support Grant to support research-related expenses such as equipment, travel, and conferences. The program is open to both domestic and international students, fostering a diverse and collaborative research community.

The studentships aim to enable life-changing breakthroughs across a wide range of critical research areas, including biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, computer science, engineering, and environmental science. Scholars will join a vibrant academic institution with strong industry links and access to extensive resources and support. Applicants should demonstrate academic excellence and a passion for research in their chosen field.

The application window is open now, with studies commencing in September 2026. Interested candidates should consult the University of Manchester website for detailed application instructions and eligibility criteria.