PhD Scholarship at University of Bristol, UK
PhD studentships are available at the Department of Community Based Medicine at the University of Bristol UK. The studentships are also open to overseas students and therefore, Pakistani students are eligible to apply for these studentships.
Deadline: 13 February 2009
Department of Community Based Medicine
The Department of Community Based Medicine comprises the Academic Units of Primary Health Care, Psychiatry, Community Child & Adolescent Health, and Ethics in Medicine. http://bristol.ac.uk/cobm/
Studentships:
The Department of Community Based Medicine is eligible to apply for studentships of three years duration from a variety of sources (MRC, University of Bristol, DHPA) for UK, EU and overseas candidates. The level of support offered depends on the type of studentship. Award of these studentships is made by Faculty or University Selection Panels. Applications are invited from graduates with good Honours or Masters degrees in relevant disciplines (epidemiology/ sociology/ psychology/ statistics/ economics/ neuroscience/ pharmacology/ clinical medicine applied to clinical/methodological issues in priority research areas) for nomination for PhD studentships tenable from October 2009.
Further details and Contact details
Further details of funding schemes, including eligibility can be found here:
http://www.bris.ac.uk/studentfunding/
Further information about the department and proposed projects, and how to apply, is available here: http://bristol.ac.uk/cobm/docs/cobm%202009%20phd.doc
Applications must be sent to:
Ms Jessica Blissett,
Department of Community Based Medicine,
University of Bristol,
25 Belgrave Road,
Bristol BS8 2AA. UK.
Telephone: 0117 331 3865,
Email: Jessica.Blissett@bristol.ac.ukJessica.Blissett@bristol.ac.uk
Closing date for applications for all funding schemes: 5pm on Friday 13 February 2009
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