Postgraduate research opportunities

Browse through our research degree opportunities to find funded projects and scholarships. These opportunities are awarded on the basis of academic merit and are very competitive, so it is important you make enquiries and apply as early as possible. If you have already secured funding, we have a range of non-funded projects available.

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Self-funded PhD projects

Title	Eligibility	Deadline
Atomic force microscopy studies of the molecular mechanisms of nested genes related to tooth formation	Worldwide (International, UK and EU)	Please contact us for further details
Digital manufacturing of complete dentures	Worldwide (International, UK and EU)	Please contact us for further details
IGF axis regulation of matrix mineralisation of dental stem cell populations	Worldwide (International, UK and EU)	Please contact us for further details
Immunological complicity in evolution of potentially malignant oral lesions	Worldwide (International, UK and EU)	Please contact us for further details
Investigating the genetic association between systemic disease and oral health through genome-wide association study	Worldwide (International, UK and EU)	Please contact us for further details
Investigation of matrix-mineral interactions of enamel formation in Amelogenesis Imperfecta	Worldwide (International, UK and EU)	Please contact us for further details
Metabolic labelling approach for the incorporation of functional groups in therapeutic DNA enabling advanced payload delivery strategies in peptide-based gene delivery	Worldwide (International, UK and EU)	Please contact us for further details
Oral health and cognitive function in old age	Worldwide (International, UK and EU)	Please contact us for further details
Osteochondral tissue engineering using novel epigenetic approaches and multi-layered cell sheet technology	Worldwide (International, UK and EU)	Please contact us for further details
Peptide-based matrix gene delivery for tissue regeneration and anti-microbial therapy targeting periodontal disease	Worldwide (International, UK and EU)	Please contact us for further details
The potential use of bioactive peptides from food and waste as anti-cariogenic agents	Worldwide (International, UK and EU)	Please contact us for further details
Transient arrest of cell ageing during amplification of human cells in culture	Worldwide (International, UK and EU)	Please contact us for further details
Understanding the causes of developmental tooth defects using a high-throughput genomic screening approach	Worldwide (International, UK and EU)	Please contact us for further details