The four year PhD Prize Studentships are our flagship fully-funded awards, which are open tooutstanding candidates of any nationality without restriction. Support for the programme comes from a variety of sources including the University of Oxford, the Medical Research Council and the Clarendon Fund. We expect to make around 15-20 awards annually to students of the highest calibre. Students are full members of the University of Oxford and receive a stipend of £18,000/annum when they are based in the UK. In exceptional circumstances, additional awards may be made. The NDM Prize Scholarship awards allow students to focus on research in a single laboratory for the full 4 years.
More details on the application processand the wide range of projects are available on our website. Individual supervisors can also be contacted by email about their projects. The closing date for applications is 12 noon on the 8th of January 2016. Interviews will take place on the 26th and 27th January 2016.
Our doctoral students receive in-depth training by working on their own research project for the full four years of study. In 2016, we expect to make 15 to 20 awards to students of the highest calibre.
The four year PhD Prize Studentships are our flagship fully-funded awards, which are open tooutstanding candidates of any nationality without restriction. Support for the programme comes from a variety of sources including the University of Oxford, the Medical Research Council and the Clarendon Fund. We expect to make around 15-20 awards annually to students of the highest calibre. Students are full members of the University of Oxford and receive a stipend of £18,000/annum when they are based in the UK. In exceptional circumstances, additional awards may be made. The NDM Prize Scholarship awards allow students to focus on research in a single laboratory for the full 4 years.
