Program start date | Application deadline |
2023-09-20 | 2023-07-01 |
2024-01-20 | 2023-10-15 |
Program Overview
About our programmes
Choose to carry out your postgraduate studies at Hull and become part of a vibrant, forward-thinking research community. Our postgraduate students are well integrated and fundamental to the work that we do, and we pride ourselves on supporting them to make sure that they achieve their full potential. We have developed an international reputation for our research in biomedical science. Our state-of-the-art research facilities include advanced instrumentation such as a new PET Research Centre, automated DNA sequencers, and a self-contained ancient DNA laboratory.
We offer MSc by Thesis and PhD opportunities and we have a network of exceptional research opportunities. An MSc by Thesis is a postgraduate degree option with more research freedom than the more conventional taught pathways. On this programme, you spend a year on a research project closely advised by your research supervisor. At the end of your project you submit a research thesis, which will be evaluated by a research panel. A PhD, meanwhile is the ultimate form of student-centred learning, allowing you to focus your research interests and make an original and meaningful contribution to science.
Apply for research programmes in Biomedical Science
We offer PhD opportunities in Medical or Human Sciences through the Hull York Medical School, as well as our MSc (Research) in Biomedical Sciences.
Research supervisors
Program Outline
Research
Our academic experts welcome postgraduate research applications across a broad range of topics.
We focus on investigating the cellular processes involved in metabolism and energy transduction in health and disease. Focuses include:
Cancer biology
Cardiovascular Science
Cell Pathology
Medical Microbiology and Immunology
Related courses
The Postgraduate Training Scheme
It is now widely recognised by employers, professional bodies and research funding agencies that specialist expertise alone is not sufficient preparation either for research or a subsequent career. With this in mind, the University of Hull requires all its postgraduate research students to follow a research training programme relating both to their particular field of study and to generic skills; for example, information technology and communication skills.
Postgraduate Training Scheme