Fully Funded PhD Studentships for UK/EU Students Doctoral Training Centre in Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine



The White Rose Universities of Leeds, Sheffield and York have been awarded £6M to fund a 5-year Doctoral Training Centre in Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine.

The DTC brings together a cohort of postgraduate research students and their supervisors to develop effective clinical therapies for the treatment of human diseases and disabilities. 

  • Fully funded 4 year PhD including fees and maintenance grant between £15,000 – £18,000 (tax free) per annum for UK students. EU candidates will be eligible for a fees-only award. 
  • 10 places available for September 2013 entry

This is an opportunity to study for a prestigious and exciting four year fully funded PhD within a multidisciplinary engineering and biological environment.

Benefits

  • Research within an interactive interdisciplinary and innovative research training environment, applying advanced multidisciplinary basic sciences to market-led engineering research challenges in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine;
  • Supervised and guided by at least two world-class academics in engineering and biology from one of the high ranking, research intensive, White Rose universities of Leeds, Sheffield or York;
  • Access to excellent facilities, including state of the art tissue engineering laboratories and clean rooms for the development of materials for clinical use;
  • Ideal training for a career in research and development in the tissue engineering field as well as providing invaluable experience in industry and clinical applications.

Interested?

For further information contact the DTC administrator: Rachel Baines, dtcterm@leeds.ac.uk  or click on the ‘Apply’ button below.

Application deadline: 1st July 2013

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