Studying for a PhD in the Faculty of Health at the University of Sheffield immerses you in world-leading research with expert supervision. You'll conduct original research within diverse health disciplines, supported by excellent facilities and the Faculty's Graduate School. Sheffield is a highly popular student city, attracting a large international student population who contribute to its diverse and vibrant atmosphere. The University has a top-ranked Students' Union and provides dedicated support for students, including wellbeing resources, career guidance, and assistance for international students, all within an affordable and welcoming environment. You will benefit from a strong research community, peer mentorship, and comprehensive university support within this well-regarded Russell Group University.
Applying for a PGR degree is a significant milestone in your research career but can sometimes feel overwhelming. We have created this Google Site to help you with your application to study for a postgraduate research degree in the Faculty of Health. You should be able to find all the information you need to complete your application with all the required information. If you still have any questions, please contact fohpgradmissions@sheffield.ac.uk and they can direct you further. You can also find some general information about applying for a postgraduate research degree on the University's webpages here.
Studying for an MD or PhD requires a considerable commitment. Before completing your application, reflect on the reasons why you would like to pursue a PGR degree. How will gaining a PGR degree benefit you, and how will it help you with your career? Are you passionate about research? Are you clear on what research area you wish to work in? How will you fund your studies if you are not applying to a fully funded project? You can find some great tips and general information on what it is like to study for a PhD here.
For more information on the application form itself, please go to the Application Overview page.