Postgraduate research
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Applying for graduate research study at UCL
We've made this guide to help you to apply for graduate research study at UCL.
Find your supervisior
There are two main ways to identify an appropriate supervisor to contact.
Option 1: view the UCL Profiles (including a biography, publications and research interests) of approved research degree supervisors from the MRC Clinical Trials Unit and the Comprehensive Clinical Trials Unit at UCL Institute for Clinical Trials and Methodology:
- List of approved research degree supervisors
- Prof Louise Brown
- Prof James Carpenter
- Dr Lizzie Chappell
- Dr Babak Choodari-Oskooei
- Dr Michelle Clements
- Intira Collins
- Dr Siobhan Crichton
- Ms Trinh Duong
- Dr Hanif Esmail
- Mr David Fisher
- Dr Deborah Ford
- Dr Elizabeth George
- Prof Diana Gibb
- Dr Duncan Gilbert
- Dr Ruth Goodall
- Dr Charlotte Jackson
- Prof Ali Judd
- Mr Brennan Kahan
- Prof Ruth Langley
- Dr Marthe Le Prevost
- Ms Sharon Love
- Dr Angela Meade
- Prof Sarah Meredith
- Timothy Morris
- Dr Macey Murray
- Mr Matthew Nankivell
- Prof Mahesh (Max) Parmar
- Dr Tra My Pham
- Dr Matteo Quartagno
- Prof Toby Richards
- Dr Alistair Ring
- Dr Annabelle South
- Prof Jayne Tierney
- Dr Rebecca (Becky) Turner
- Dr Claire Vale
- Prof Sarah Walker
- Prof Ian White
Option 2: there may be approved supervisors for your proposed research who are based in different institutes or departments across UCL. You can find information about them by searching UCL Profiles. You can search by keywords to identify potential supervisors in all relevant academic units and potential supervisors. Not all academic and research staff are listed, but it is a good place to start. You could also search for UCL research papers using the UCL online research repository (UCL Discovery). Authors of research papers that match your research interests may well be a suitable research supervisor.