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The CDT programme delivers industrially relevant process engineering research in a multidisciplinary environment.
Each research student carries out an original research project at UCL or one of the collaborating universities and undertakes a structured programme of training with other CDT researchers for a career in bioprocess engineering research either in industry or academia.
Research projects are developed by the CDT in collaboration with a number of other universities and cover a wide range of new challenges related to the development and manufacture of new biopharmaceutical therapies. PhD projects are suitable for candidates with a good first degree in molecular biology, biochemistry, biotechnology, computer science, chemistry, biochemical engineering, and chemical engineering.
Further information
For initial enquiries please contact our CDT Manager Ms Laura Nagle:
- biochemeng@ucl.ac.uk
- 0207 679 9298
For formal applications:
All potential candidates must apply directly via our online application system (PRISM) where you can upload your research interests in a personal statement, along with your CV.
Full scholarships are available to home students, or EU students resident in the UK for the preceding 3 years. Partial scholarships are available to EU students not resident in the UK. International students able to provide funding are also eligible.
Annual stipend amount (2017/18): 16,553 (tax free)