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Graduate Research Training
in the School of Biomedical Sciences

Graduate Research Training in our Departments

  • PhD studies in the Department of Anatomy & Physiology

    Join us in the Department of Anatomy & Physiology where you will engage in world-leading research in one of our main themes - Metabolic and Cardiovascular Sciences; Muscle Biology; Neuroscience; Stem Cell and Developmental Biology and Surgical Anatomy.

  • PhD studies in the Department of Biochemistry & Pharmacology

    Join us in the Department of Biochemistry and Pharmacology where you will engage in world-leading research in one of our main themes: molecular understanding of disease; translational research and drug discovery and development. Our Department houses 30+ research groups working in the areas of biophysics, cell biology, chemical biology, pharmacology, computational biology, drug design, functional genomics, immunology, metabolism, proteomics and structural biology. Disease foci include infection, cancer, neurodegeneration, respiratory disease, inflammatory/autoimmune diseases and genetic diseases.

PhD and M-Phil Degrees

Start your research career here with a graduate course in the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences: the Master of Philosophy (Biomedical Science) or Doctor of Philosophy (Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences).

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Discover our Research

The School of Biomedical Sciences has more than 85 research groups contributing to world-changing research and dedicated to advancing human health. Our diverse research capabilities and projects bring together researchers from the social sciences, epidemiology and public health, preventive, clinical and primary care medicine and from basic and applied sciences.