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Molecular Analytical Science 1yr + 3yrs: MSc + PhD Degree at the University of Warwick
Molecular Analytical Science - Fully-funded 1+3 year (MSc + PhD) studentships available
MAS Centre for Doctoral Training trains the next generation of scientific leaders who will develop new techniques and methodologies and applying them in creative ways to solve real-world problems. A key feature is the collaboration of statisticians and mathematicians with experimental scientists and engineers.
Year 1 MSc programme: taught modules in analytical techniques, statistics, experimental methods, modelling followed by group & individual research projects.
Years 2–4: Multidisciplinary PhD in Analytical Science, supervised by MAS CDT academics & industrial partners. Projects aim to create new instrumentation, techniques or improvements to existing methods to solve problems that cannot be tackled now.
Applications invited from those with a strong first degree in related discipline (Chemistry, Physics, Maths, Computer Science, Statistics, and Engineering etc.).
2018 full funding available UK and EU Students: fees, consumables & minimum £14.5k stipend. EU students: funding available if resident for 3 years or more. Contact us to check your eligibility.
http://www.warwick.ac.uk/mas for further information and to apply.
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