Studentships

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You may also be eligible to apply for other funding opportunities offered by the Doctoral College.

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Control of avian pathogenic Escherichia coli by non-antibiotic compounds

Funding information:
This is a fully funded studentship only open to UK students and eligible EU students who qualify for home-rated fees. The student will receive an annual stipend of £15,009. University registration fees will be paid.
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The Marion Redfern Studentship Award 2020

Funding information:
Full tuition fees at the UK/EU rate and stipend at the UKRI rate, currently £15,009 for 2019/20. 
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Computational modelling of skin absorption of chemicals

Funding information:
The studentship will last for four years. It will cover the tuition fee at UK/EU level, and provide a PhD stipend (c. £18,000 per annum), as well as generous budget for training activities (workshops, conferences, etc.).
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Fatigue assessment of riveted railway bridges

Funding information:
The studentship is partially funded by Network Rail. The funding covers academic fees for UK/EU students. You will also receive a stipend of £15,500 per annum to cover your living expenses. Additional funding is available to present your work in a conference and for project related costs. Opportunities for tutorial support in the department are available and will enhance your teaching experience as well as provide further income (approximately £1,200 to £1,500 per annum).
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Integrated spectroscopic imaging and computational modelling approach for assessing skin penetration studentship

Funding information:
The studentship will last for 3 years. It will cover the tuition fee in full, and provide a PhD stipend at the standard UKRI level (c. £15,000 per annum), as well as generous budget for training activities (workshops, conferences, etc.).
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Inhale project studentship 2020 entry

Funding information:
The studentship is supported by the Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering at the University of Surrey to complement the scope of EPSRC funded INHALE project . The funding covers academic fees for UK/EU students. You will also receive a stipend of £15,500 per annum to cover your living expenses. Additional funding is available to present your work in a conference and for project related costs.
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Systems Biology of Cell Cycle Control studentship

Funding information:
Fully funded project, with a stipend of approx. £15,000 per annum.
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Economic evaluation: experiential tourism to extend the visitor season in the French-English channel

Funding information:
The amount allocated for this scholarship is £14,500 per year, plus all travel and data collection expenses are covered by the project.
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Learning, prediction and decision control in complex systems

Funding information:
A stipend of £16,000 per anum subject to nationality and residence status. Fees are covered for UK/EU students (in value of £4,260). Directly funded project (European/UK Students only).
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Uncertainty quantification in high-dimensional spaces with Bayesian deep learning

Funding information:
Stipend: £16,000 per annum. Fees:  Studentship Fees are covered at UK /EU rates.  The studentship is open to both UK/EU students (full award – tuition plus stipend) and international students (partial award - tuition at the UK/EU rate plus stipend). International applicants are encouraged to apply for a fee scholarship to reduce tuition fees to the UK/EU rate.
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Generating virtual camera views using generative networks

Funding information:
Approx £21,000 per annum with an enhanced stipend of £20,000 per annum. A directly funded project available to UK students only.
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Computational lighting in video

Funding information:
This research project has funding attached. Funding for this project is available to citizens of the UK. Approximately £25,000 per annum.
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