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A-Z of current PhD opportunities

Our current PhD opportunities are projects which already have a topic and a supervisor allocated. Some have funding already attached but some may require you to provide your own funding.

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Phd 3d nanozymes: fabrication and assembly of the first hybrid enzymes.

Campus: Loughborough

Department(s): Chemistry

Study mode: Full-time Part-time

Start date: July 2024, October 2024, January 2025

Funding status Self-funded

Application deadline: 1 October 2024

PhD Advanced optical diagnostics for temperature measurement in gas turbine flames

Department(s): Aeronautical and Automotive Engineering

Study mode: Full-time

Start date: April 2024, July 2024

Funding status Funded

Application deadline: 30 May 2024

PhD Advancing Physical Activity Policies and Strategies in the Global South

Department(s): Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences

Start date: October 2024

Application deadline: 17 June 2024

PhD Ageing in Twenty-First Century Literary and/or Theatrical Forms

Department(s): English

Application deadline: 31st July 2024

PhD An integrated approach for damage identification in composite materials

Department(s): Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering

Application deadline: 1 July 2024

PhD Analytical and computational studies of complex liquid-film flows

Department(s): Mathematical Sciences

Start date: October 2024, January 2025

Application deadline: 1st October 2024

PhD Automated High Throughput Machine Learning-guided Condition Optimisation for Biocatalysis

Department(s): Chemical Engineering

Application deadline: 28 June 2024

PhD Big data and artificial intelligence for urban mobility

Department(s): Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering

Application deadline: 9 June 2024

PhD Biomarkers of aging

Department(s): Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering, Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences

Application deadline: 16 June 2024

PhD Breast support during the menstrual cycle and exercise: a measurement systems approach

Application deadline: 15 June 2024

PhD British Weird Fiction Since 1850

Phd computational modelling of microbeam radiation therapy delivery exploiting compact x-ray sources.

Department(s): Physics

PhD Creating hybrid nanodevices for optical control of nanomagnetic data control and computing

Application deadline: 1st July 2024

PhD Creating hybrid nanodevices for optical control of nanomagnetic data processing

Application deadline: 23 June 2024

PhD Cross-modal learning for information retrieval

Department(s): Computer Science

PhD Designing classroom tasks to improve students’ learning of mathematics

Department(s): Mathematics Education

Start date: April 2024, October 2024

PhD Designing professional development to improve the teaching of school mathematics

Phd development of novel bicyclopentanes (bcp) bioisosteres from bench stable [1.1.1]-propellane precursors, phd diagnosis and retraining of breathing pattern disorder based on optical measurement of breathing patterns, phd discrete and continuous integrable systems, phd dispersionless integrable systems in 2+1 dimensions, phd eigenvalues of functional difference operators associated to mirror curves, phd enhancing the long-term performance of advanced engine materials by controlling microstructure, phd environmental factors and the stability of cognitive performance, phd establishing important physical and performance characteristics of elite junior tennis.

Application deadline: 30 June 2024

PhD Enhancing adherence to exercise rehabilitation programmes for musculoskeletal conditions

Start date: October 2024, January 2025, April 2025

PhD Experimental process chemical recycling of textile waste

Start date: July 2024, October 2024, january 2025

PhD Explainable AI

Application deadline: 1st June 2024

PhD Investigating Bias in Jury Decisions within Rape and Serious Sexual Offence (RASSO) Trials

Department(s): Criminology, Sociology and Social Policy

Start date: January 2025

Application deadline: 31st October 2024

PhD Exploring the experiences of fear of movement in pregnant population as a barrier to exercise uptake

Department(s): Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences, Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering

PhD Funded Vice Chancellors Scholarship in Inclusive Engineering; Assessing extended reality tools and digital technologies for accessible, inclusive, experiential, and flexible training

Department(s): Chemical Engineering, Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering

Application deadline: 31 July 2024

PhD Funded Vice Chancellors Scholarships in Inclusive Engineering; People to Products (2 PhDs available)

Department(s): Chemical Engineering, Materials, Aeronautical and Automotive Engineering, Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering, Chemistry, Criminology, Sociology and Social Policy

PhD Green Revolution: Crafting a Sustainable Future Sports through Textile Innovation

Phd growth of a bacterial biofilm, phd how do the languages that we speak affect numerical processing and math achievement, phd hydration, metabolic health and physical function across adulthood, phd improvements in purity analysis and the production of suitable reference materials for renewable applications.

Start date: October 2024, January 2025, April 2025, July 2025

Application deadline: Applications will be reviewed at the start of each month for shortlisting.

PhD Infinite dimensional dynamical systems with interacting simple chaotic units

Phd internal solitary waves of mode-2: theory, models and experiments.

Application deadline: 12 June 2024

PhD Intersections of Feminism and Art: Practice, Theory, Historiography

Department(s): International Relations, Politics and History

Application deadline: 30th June 2024

PhD Investigating biomechanical factors linked with fear of movement in pregnant women during physical activity and the supportive role of sportswear

Phd language models for enhancing healthcare and clinical decision support systems, phd learning in multi-agent systems, phd lifelong learning and shareable models: how to reduce the energy footprint of ai and contribute to a sustainable decarbonised future.

Application deadline: 17 May 2024

PhD Low-cost high-performance catalysts for green hydrogen production from water and seawater electrolysis

Department(s): Chemical Engineering, Chemistry

PhD Low-cost high-performance catalysts for green hydrogen production from wastewater

Department(s): Chemistry, Chemical Engineering

PhD Machine Learning and Deep Learning for Advanced Medical Imaging and Diagnostics

Start date: July 2024,October 2024, January 2025

PhD Examining mental health and wellbeing service provision for rugby players experiencing catastrophic injury

Phd mobilisation of plant images and data to address the taxonomic impediment of the syzygium, the world's largest tree genus.

Application deadline: 10th January 2024

PhD Modelling of Human Structure Interaction Effects for Vibration Serviceability Design

Department(s): Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering, Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences

PhD Modelling slip bands and short crack growth in Ni-based superalloys using discrete crystal plasticity

Phd motility and self-organization of cyanobacteria colonies, phd motivational dynamics during endurance performance.

Application deadline: 7 July 2024

PhD Multi-Modal Anomaly Detection in Human Behavior using Deep Learning and large Language Models

Phd multimodal understanding of visual and textual information through large language models for advanced cognitive visual tasks.

Start date: 1st July 2024, 1st October 2024 and 1st January 2025

PhD Nanofabrication of novel materials for spintronics and energy harvesting

Phd nijenhuis geometry, phd novel elemental analysis methods for forensic investigations, phd novel high-performance coatings- product and process development.

Department(s): Chemical Engineering, Materials

PhD Novel multi-objective optimisation strategies for enhanced efficiencies and agility in hydrogen gas supply

Department(s): Aeronautical and Automotive Engineering, Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering

PhD Novel Polycyclic Beta-lactams: New Antibiotics?

Phd on the prevalence of spatial-numerical associations, phd phase-field modelling of stacked two-dimensional materials, phd phd with rolls-royce in future propulsion and power.

Application deadline: 25 June 2024

PhD Process Development for New Formulation Products with Nanoparticles

Phd quantum reservoir computing for artificial intelligence, phd representations of complex reflection groups and related objects.

Application deadline: 1st April 2024

PhD Self-Supervised Learning for Complex Visual Understanding

Start date: July 2024, October 2024 and January 2025

PhD Sport and physical activity as tools to promote a healthy menopause transition

Phd fee waiver opportunity for uk students within the school of sport, exercise and health sciences, phd start-up strategies for battery electric vehicles and aircraft in cold climates, phd studentship opportunity for uk students identifying as bame in sport, exercise and health sciences.

Application deadline: 2 June 2024

PhD PhD studentships in the Department of Mathematics Education / Centre for Early Mathematics Learning

Start date: From October 2024

Application deadline: 10 December 2023

PhD Superconductivity of kagome’ metals

Phd synthesis of lamellarin alkaloids using photoredox catalysis.

Start date: January 2024, April 2024, July 2024, October 2024

PhD System issues with designing a large hydrogen passenger vehicle

Phd temporal and relation modelling, retrieval and ranking, phd temporal information modelling for retrieval and summarisation, phd physiological and perceived effects of the menstrual cycle on sport and exercise performance, phd theory and applications of quantum memristors, phd topics in ergodic theory and fractal geometry.

Application deadline: 31st January 2024

PhD Towards Trustworthy and Accountable AI in Medical Decision Support Systems

Phd transporting hydrogen at scale in a cost effective, efficient and safe way.

Department(s): Materials, Aeronautical and Automotive Engineering

PhD Tyre friction modelling and testing for vehicle dynamics

Start date: July 2024

PhD Unconventional microwave generator

Phd understanding catalysts for sustainable chemistry using advanced x-ray characterisation.

Application deadline: 15th April 2024

PhD The identification, classification and implementation of tactical strategies using AI and tracking data in elite football

Phd using the metabolome to study aging and geroprotectors in 3d cell models.

Department(s): Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering, Chemistry

PhD What do young children know about multi-digit numbers?

Phd what is maths unravelling the construct of mathematical achievement.

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PhD opportunities

Our PhD students are supported to make original discoveries, and use applied research and sociocultural, innovative ideas to benefit local and international communities.

PhD opportunities are available across all of our Institutes, which includes the following disciplines:

Diplomacy and International Governance PhD

Innovation and entrepreneurship phd, international management phd, media and creative industries phd, design innovation phd, sport business phd, digital technologies phd, phd studentships.

Take a look at the PhD studentship opportunities we currently have available at Loughborough University London.

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As a PhD student with us, you will become part of a vibrant, interdisciplinary research community, and will benefit from high-quality research training delivered by our world-class academics.

• Supervisors who are available to provide academic and pastoral support when required
• 24-hour access to a dedicated research hub on campus, complete with hot desks, meeting rooms and a fully equipped kitchen and dining area
• 24-hour access to our stunning library, with over 7,500 print items, as well as 1.2 million e-books, journals and research papers on request
• Access to 609,000 print items from Loughborough’s Pilkington Library, which can be delivered to the campus free of change
• Inter-library loan funding
• Free printing and photocopying
• Access to over 150 laptops for use on campus, including Apple MacBook Pros and Toshiba Portégé ultrabooks
• High-powered CAD computers
• A wide format printer suitable for high-quality poster printing
• A 3D printer, with full training available if required

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Loughborough University graduates earn more than East Midlands average

L oughborough University graduates were earning more on average than those from other East Midlands universities five years after graduation, new figures show.

A spokesperson for money website Save the Student said students are now more confident about finding work after leaving university.

Department for Education figures show first degree graduates from Loughborough University had a median annual salary of £37,600 in 2021-22, five years after leaving their course.

Loughborough University graduates who did courses in architecture, building and planning were earning the most – £52,200 on average. At the opposite end of the spectrum were their peers graduating with a degree in performing arts, taking home around £27,000 a year.

This was the joint-highest average salary from all universities in the East Midlands, which had average earnings of £29,600.

For most providers and subjects, graduate earnings have increased at or above the rate of inflation since 2015-16.

Graduates from almost three quarters of universities had median earnings at least 13% higher in 2021-22 than in 2015-16.

Tom Allingham, communications director at Save the Student said: "On the face of it, this data paints a promising picture for graduates.

"However, it's worth noting that the dataset only runs to the 2021-22 tax year, and therefore doesn't include much of the sky-high rates of inflation seen throughout much of 2022 and 2023."

He said it's not yet possible to say whether this summer's graduates will enjoy the same inflation-matching earnings as their predecessors.

"Nonetheless, the future looks bright for many graduates – particularly those from STEM subjects – and perhaps explains why in our own research, the proportion of students confident about finding work after leaving university has increased dramatically in the post-Covid era, up from 38% in 2021 to 58% in 2023," Mr Allingham added.

The figures also show female graduates from the Loughborough University were earning a median salary of £33,900 five years into their career, while men were paid £40,900. It meant men earned 17% more than women.

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Loughborough University and UCL join forces to create new opportunities for local graduates

20 May 2024

East London graduates today got a double boost with the announcement that Loughborough University and UCL will be working together to offer careers workshops and scholarship opportunities for further study to local people.

Since its inception in 2015 Loughborough University London has offered a 100% scholarship for local people to come and study at its London campus on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park

In 2023 UCL began offering its own 100% scholarship to study a postgraduate programme on its newly opened UCL East campus on the Park and at its School of Management in Canary Wharf.

To support local graduates to access these opportunities, the two universities have today announced that they are joining forces  to offer   a combined personal and professional development workshop package for interested recent graduates.

The aim of the Inspiring Success initiative is to encourage people to test drive the experience of studying at UCL or Loughborough London, while also boosting their personal and professional development.

Vice Chancellor of Loughborough University Professor Nick Jennings said:

“ We at Loughborough are delighted to be working with our friends and colleagues at UCL to expand opportunities for east Londoners. We know that east London is a hot bed of talent and our collaboration will enable more local people to access the education offered by UCL and Loughborough.  Connecting with this talent is a big part of why we have established our campuses on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. We are delighted to be collaborating to extend this offer.”

Professor Paola Lettieri, Pro-Provost UCL East, said:

“ UCL is proud to be working with east Londoners to join the embedded culture to develop innovation, enterprise, learning and skills. We are excited to be joining forces with Loughborough University London to connect more local graduates to the opportunities we have across our campuses in ways that are accessible and relevant to them. Our partnership is founded on a common goal to have a positive impact on the communities we serve. This is a real win-win for all involved.”

The four workshops will offer an opportunity for unemployed and underemployed local graduates to invest in their personal and professional development.  Over four evenings in June they will be challenged to undertake a series of intensive, career focused activities. The workshops will also give an insight into what it is like to study one of the vast range of postgraduate degrees on offer at the UCL East or Loughborough University London campuses on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

These include the MSc in Disability, Design and Innovation , whicih is a joint programme developed and delivered by UCL, Loughborough University London and UAL’s London College of Fashion for the Global Disability Innovation Hub at UCL East

Vanessa Brown, who grew up in Hackney and is a former recipient of the Loughborough Scholarship said “These scholarships are a truly transformational opportunity for local graduates. Since graduating from Loughborough, I have embarked on my PhD following a passion ignited by my studies. I would encourage any local graduates to take a look at what doors these workshops could open for them.”

UCL is supporting Inspiring Success in conjunction with the Foundation for Future London (FFL), as one element of a range of activity designed to create new jobs, learning, training and educational programmes for people in Hackney, Newham, Tower Hamlets and Waltham Forest.  

Since starting its programme in 2015 Loughborough has been kindly supported by a range of local organisations and businesses including the London Legacy Development Corporation and more recently Sports Interactive and West Ham Community Development Foundation . 

If you would like to know more about supporting the Inspiring Success programme, please contact [email protected]

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Andrei Malkov started his career with the award of MSs (Hons) from the Moscow State University (Russia) in 1982, followed by a PhD from the Institute of Organo-Element Compounds RAS (Moscow, Russia) in 1986. He continued his work in the area of organometallic synthesis and catalysis, which intensified with his move to the UK in 1992 where he had two postdoctoral spells at the UEA (1992-1995) and the University of Leicester (1995-1999). He started his independent career at the University of Glasgow in 1999 where he rose through the ranks to become a Reader. In 2008 he was appointed Professor of Organic Chemistry at the Loughborough University.

When the PhD path leads to career struggles

A doctoral degree is a major commitment. Think carefully.

I appreciated reading Kara Miller’s The Big Idea column “PhD: Pretty heavily disappointed” (Business, May 22), about people with doctoral degrees struggling to build careers in academia. It made me think back to a conversation I had when I was about to graduate from high school.

I happened to run into a former track coach of mine, and as we were reminiscing he asked me what I planned as a major in college. “History,” I responded. He said, “Why don’t you take some computer classes also? It never hurts to be able to do something useful.”

I did not reflect on his motivation at the time, but my track coach was a young guy, and he was probably giving me advice straight from his own life, as a parent trying to raise his own young children. I did take computer classes in college and ultimately received a PhD in chemical engineering. I always remember that conversation as being a kind of turning point.

Earning a doctoral degree is a life commitment of great proportion. It can take, as Miller notes, between four and seven years. If we think of working life as roughly between the ages of 22 and 65, then a PhD requires more than 10 percent of a person’s working life. People need to think carefully about that investment.

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Two powerful arguments in favor of the path of science, technology, engineering, and math are that there tend to be more STEM jobs for PhDs, and many universities’ STEM departments are generous in covering their PhD students’ tuition and cost of studies, including a stipend toward food, rent, and other expenses.

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Not much has changed in 30 years

As I prepared to graduate in 1995 with a doctor of education degree from the Harvard Graduate School of Education, my mother memorably said to me, “Of my four children, you are the one with the most education and the smallest salary.” Apparently not much has changed in 30 years.

I must congratulate these students, however, on following their passion rather than following the money. I can’t help but think that their lives, though stressful, may contain greater happiness.

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Lawyers & electricians & philosophers, oh my!

Kara Miller’s column on the career challenges for people with doctoral degrees generated more than 260 comments on Boston.Globe.com. The following is an edited sample of readers’ reactions:

Lots of law school grads are underemployed as well. (PL)

So true, PL. The market in Massachusetts is flooded with talented lawyers seeking work. (Roforma)

Supply and demand, the market at work. (guk)

Investing in education and research in all fields is the hallmark of a society with staying power. Disinvesting from these endeavors signals decline and decay. (Massachusetts citizen)

Electricians, plumbers, mechanics, and other skilled technical professions have no problems getting $100k jobs with great benefits. (ramsen)

Not enough turnover from tenured professors, leaving little space for new faculty. Although the tenured, well-established professors are needed, it’s the junior faculty who are hungry and with new ideas that help build new programs. The whole graduate program model is a bad model. I worked two jobs, had my tuition and some type of minimal student health insurance and could barely cover the rent with my stipend, and the second job paid for everything else. Though I was working on many faculty projects, it was the faculty who said this would be good for me. Never did they say it was also good for them. (TravelerofNJ2)

I just retired from a tenured faculty position in science. I’m in my early 70s. I have colleagues who are still doing what they do well into their 70s, a couple approaching 80. There is no active incentive from the university to move the older faculty on, to make way for a new generation. (Lola-lola)

The next step is for adjuncts to go on strike across the nation and hold colleges and universities accountable. The current system is completely absurd. (Wordsmith2358)

Universities should be required to release disclosure data about the fate of their PhD graduates. (davidman820)

I knew an attorney who managed a Cheesecake Factory. She had worked in food services through school. As an attorney, she really did not make that much money and was not doing the field of law of her choice. How many real estate closings can you do without dying of boredom? She went into management in the food industry and makes the same salary. (Antietem)

It was always a question and puzzling to me why people study philosophy. (Blazer27)

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Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences PhD

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PhD/DPhil - Doctor of Philosophy

Subject areas

Medical Sciences Sports / Movement Science

Course type

By studying for a PhD with us, you will be joining a thriving research community of over 200 Doctoral Researchers from across the globe. You will add to world-leading research that is helping to shape the latest advancements across the sport, exercise and health sectors.

Ranked first in the world for sports-related subjects for seven years in a row by the QS World University Rankings by Subject (2017-2023), our research activity encompasses a broad range of social and natural sciences within the themes of: sport performance; lifestyle for health and wellbeing; and sport, business and society.

A number of funded studentships across a diverse range of disciplines within sport, exercise and health sciences are on offer. We also welcome research proposals relevant to our wide-ranging expertise, encompassing: medicine, molecular biology, nutrition, biomechanics, economics, pedagogy, psychology, sociology, sport management and more.

We have extensive links and research contracts with industry and education partners, as well as with sport and health organisations. We also have extensive state-of-the-art facilities to give you the advanced skills and techniques needed to conduct leading research.

As well as benefiting from the expertise of our academic staff and ongoing investment in world-leading facilities at the University of the Year for Sport*, our Doctoral Researchers are able to take advantage of access to our internationally recognised research centres:

• The National Centre for Sport and Exercise Medicine (East Midlands)
• The Leicester Biomedical Research Centre
• The Peter Harrison Centre for Disability Sport
• The Centre for Lifestyle Medicine and Behaviour

UK fees Course fees for UK students

For this course (per year)

International fees Course fees for EU and international students

Postgraduate research degrees delivered in the School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences, require applicants to have a 2:1 honours degree (or equivalent international qualification) or a master’s degree in a relevant subject, in addition to any specific criteria related to the individual research project.

Mental Health Studies MSc/PgDip / Healthcare Studies PGCert

Middlesex university, biomedical science (medical immunology) msc, msc biomedical science (medical microbiology), msc biomedical science (cellular pathology), msc biomedical science (haematology and transfusion science).

Lomonosov Moscow State University

Preparatory course (pre-university programme).

• Duration of study: March 2024 – July 2025.
• Holidays: July – August 2024.
• Start date: 1 March – 30 March 2024.
• Exams: June 2025.
• Tuition: $8900.
• The level of Russian: Beginner.
• Duration of study: September/October 2024 – July 2025.
• Start date: September – October.
• Tuition: $7000.
• The level of Russian: All levels.

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