PhDs

PhD students undertake a piece of supervised research either independently or as part of a team, often as a major step towards an academic career. Assessment is by means of a thesis. A PhD is normally designed to extend over three years full-time or five years part-time. A detailed view of all the areas of study in the Division can be found by consulting the list of academic staff associated with the major groupings of activity outlined below.

Prospective Students

General Information for MPhil/PhD Applicants

Contacts

Prospectus - download the PDF  or view subject areas online

Application Process

Graduate Scholarship Opportunities

Programmes

MPhil/PhD Clinical, Educational and Health Psychology MPhil/PhD in Experimental Psychology MPhil/PhD in the Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience MPhil/PhD in Language and Cognition MPhil/PhD in Language and Cognition with specialisation in Clinical Communication Science MPhil/PhD in Linguistics MPhil/PhD in Psychoanalytic Studies MPhil/PhD in Speech, Hearing and Phonetic Sciences MPhil/PhD in the UCL Interaction Centre

Research Themes

• Clinical, Educational, and Health Psychology
• Experimental Psychology
• Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience
• Language & Cognition
• Linguistics
• Speech, Hearing & Phonetic Sciences
• UCL Interaction Centre

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