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Lincoln, United Kingdom
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Less watching, more doing. Industry projects, placements, and experience from year one.

Useful people know useful people. Connect with employers from the start.

The best commute is no commute. Live, study, and socialise in the city-centre.

A great room just minutes from lectures. Modern award-winning halls you'll actually want to live in.

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Award-winning accommodation

Shared memories, not shared bathrooms. Our modern, award-winning student halls just minutes from campus. Now that's useful.

Life happens between lectures

Movie nights. Last-minute coffees. Societies you joined "just to try" three years ago. Friends you'll still have after graduation.

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See the campus. Meet your future lecturers. Chat to current students. Ask your questions. See if Lincoln feels right.

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PhD Health

Welcome to Lincoln

University of Lincoln

Less watching, more doing. Industry projects, placements, and experience from year one.

Location
Lincoln, United Kingdom
Deadline
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PhD Health

PhD Health

University of West London

A PhD in Health allows you to delve deep into the theory and research of why we do the things we do in health and social care. Studying…

Location
London, United Kingdom
Deadline
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Funding
Funding for postgraduate students usually comes from one or more of a range of key sources: - research councils - charities and trust funds, including those funded by the UK government - higher education institutions - overseas governments (international students only) - employers - professional and career development loans - self-funding (including family funds). Find out more about funding opportunities . Examples of most of these types of funding are included on the postgraduate studentships website (except for funding you may be able to obtain from your employer and self-funding). The PhD Bursary is available to home and international students enrolling on a full-time PhD course in 2026/27. The Bursary consists of a £500 fee reduction in your first year of study and for each subsequent year of study, subject to successful progression, up to a maximum of 4 years. We offer other generous bursaries and scholarships to make sure your aspirations are your only limit. See our PhD scholarships and bursaries . Please note that the following writing-up fees apply for the final year of full-time PhD study , a reduced amount from the standard fee per year: - On campus PhD (Ye