The Doctoral Academy
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- Location
- Bangor, United Kingdom
- Funding
- studentships
- Application deadline
- See university guidance
About the project
We are an interdisciplinary and integrated research community with postgraduate researchers and their development at its heart, promoting equality of opportunities and a healthy work- life balance. We are your first step to academic excellence.
- Introduction from the Dean of Postgraduate Research
- Doctoral Training Partnerships
- Information for Prospective Research Candidates
- Information for Current Postgraduate Researchers
- Information for Staff and Supervisors
- News
- Postgraduate Funding Opportunities
- Contact Us
- Training and Development Workshops
Professor Sue Niebrzydowski
The main purpose of the Doctoral Academy is to enhance your experience as a postgraduate research (PGR) candidate at Bangor, and to ensure that you fulfil your full potential. As part of this mission, we also provide support and training for supervisory staff.
More from the Dean of Postgraduate Research
Information for Prospective Research Candidates
Find out more about the routes by which you can access postgraduate research programmes, whatever the discipline you choose.
Information for Current Postgraduate Researchers
Developing and supporting an interdisciplinary and integrated postgraduate research community, with postgraduate researchers as its nucleus, while promoting equality of opportunities and a healthy work-life balance.
Information for Staff/Supervisors
Essential information and guidance for supervisors on policies, processes and regulations to support your PGR candidates.
Doctoral Training Partnerships
A significant proportion of the UK Research Councils' funding for postgraduate research studentships is now awarded to institutions via Centres for Doctoral Training (also known as DTC or CDT) and Doctoral Training Partnerships (DTP).
News
- News: See More
- 12 October 2026 Wartski Travel Fund 2026/27
Wartski Travel Fund 2026/27
- 12 October 2026 The Royal Society for Asian Affairs (RSAA) Travel Awards 2027
The Royal Society for Asian Affairs (RSAA) Travel Awards 2027
- 8 October 2026 Winter 2026 funding: Laura Bassi Scholarship
Winter 2026 funding: Laura Bassi Scholarship
- 8 October 2026 British Library Doctoral Open Days 2026/27
The Doctoral Academy Newsletter
Our Newsletter will appear each semester, and provide you with updates about training available, any opportunities to apply for funding or other enhancements to your experience, and to celebrate your successes by showcasing your research.
The Doctoral Academy Newsletter
Training and Development Workshops
- Training and Development Workshops: See More
- Nov 03 16:15 PGR Supervisory Support Session
PGR Supervisory Support Session
- Nov 03 16:15 Making Rural Homelessness Rare: Lessons from the Degartref/Gwreiddiau Môn Roots Project on Anglesey
Making Rural Homelessness Rare: Lessons from the Degartref/Gwreiddiau Môn Roots Project on Anglesey
- Nov 03 16:15 Quantitative Data – Survey Design – data collection and analysis (In-person session)
Quantitative Data – Survey Design – data collection and analysis (In-person session)
- Nov 03 16:15 Research Data Management (In-person)
Research at Bangor University
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Research at the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
The Research Institute at the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences spans a wide range of discipline areas, and in many cases combines expertise across disciplines. The exciting and significant research carried out by our Academic Schools plays an important role in making Bangor a world-leading research institution, as recognised in the previous national assessment of research quality (REF 2021).
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The Doctoral Academy
- The Doctoral Academy: Contact Us Bangor University, Bangor, Gwynedd, LL57 2DG, UK. pgr@bangor.ac.uk