Applying for a PhD

About the project

As a University of Suffolk postgraduate student, you’ll be an integral and respected part of our research community. Our students from across the UK and around the world study are developing their own research or ground-breaking projects under the supportive guidance of an academic supervisor. We are able to offer both Master of Philosophy (MPhil) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) research degrees. Our research students will enrol with the University of Suffolk and all PhD supervision and training will take place at our stunning Waterfront campus in Ipswich.

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Students will study for around 3–4 years full-time and 6–7 years part-time. We operate a rolling quarterly intake of students (in October, January, April and July) so you can make an application any time during the year for the next available intake point.

Explore the areas below to help you complete a successful application to Suffolk, where you will enjoy a full programme of research support, training and advice designed for students working towards doctoral degrees (PhDs).

Is a PhD right for me?

• Is a PhD right for me?: Further detail about PhDs

Research Proposal and Guidance

• Research Proposal and Guidance: Research Proposal and Guidance

Enquiry and Application Forms

Please complete the enquiry form before applying. The form will be considered within the relevant academic school, and if we are able to support your proposed research topic, you will be provided with access to the full application form.

Get in Touch

For any questions or further information regarding PhD applications, email admissions@uos.ac.uk

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