Hodge PhD opportunities

The new Hodge Centre will forge close links with partners in industry, the NHS and other organisations to improve collaboration, and accelerate the pace at which research is translated into treatments.

The centre will take the latest research findings from the University’s world-class neuroscience researchers and use them to develop new drugs and therapies for severe mental health conditions.

Between 2023 and 2028, the centre will provide 18+ fully funded PhD scholarships. The Hodge PhD scholarship programme will train and nurture the brightest young researchers in the skills needed to address the complex problem of brain disorders.

Each studentship will cover Home tuition fees, a stipend at the UKRI rate and a generous contribution towards the consumable costs of each project.

We are currently supporting our first six postgraduate research students. We intend to fund a further seven studentships per year for October intakes in 2024 and 2025.

Enquiries

All general enquiries should be addressed to: