Applications are invited for a range of funded research studentships and awards. Studentships cover tuition fees and an annual stipend. They will be advertised here as and when they become available. Please check back regularly.
Available funding
We regularly advertise details of available studentships here and on findaphd.com. Keep an eye on this page to find out what's new. You may also want to take a look at the Centre for Doctoral Studies Funding Database.
Four Year PhD fellowships in the Brain health in Gen2020 Programme
PhD opportunities are offered across a wide range of subject areas, focusing on understanding the fetal origins of childhood brain health.
The PhD projects will include human developmental neuroscience, maternal immune activation and immunology, MRI imaging and analysis and computational modelling of fetal and neonatal brain development. Clinicians are encouraged to apply.
Four Year MRC-ITND PhD fellowships in Neurodevelopmental Disorders
The Centre for Neurodevelopmental Disorders is offering MRes+PhD full-time fellowships suitable for basic and clinical students from a range of science backgrounds.The fully funded studentships cover tuition fees, stipend and bench fees.
Application process for studentships
Applying for a studentship follows a different process than applying for a PhD or MD(Res) course. Therefore please read the advert carefully to ensure you apply to the correct department and with correct funding code.
It is likely that you will have to make an online application but the project approval form may have already been completed by the supervisors. If this is the case, then if successful, all you will need to do is to sign the project approval form, to confirm you are happy with the project. Otherwise, you will work with the supervisors to complete the project form.
A project approval form has to be completed in all cases as the project has to be approved as suitable for a PhD and feasible in the time allowed.
Should you have any queries about the PhD studentship application process, please contact the Postgraduate Research Administrator by emailing ioppn.pgr@kcl.ac.uk.
External funding sources