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Tuition fees are payable for each year of your course at the start of the academic year, or at the start of your course, if later. Academic fees cover the cost of tuition, examinations and registration and some student amenities. Research course fees are band 2.

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EUTOPIA Cotutelle Scholarship

Qualification: Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering (PhD)

CY Cergy Paris Université and University of Warwick

Eligibility: UK Students, EU Students, International Students

Award value: See advert for details

Deadline: 17th September 2025

Mon 08 Sept 2025, 13:59 | Tags: Biomedical & Biotechnology Scholarship

University of Warwick – Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) Scholarship: Thermal Energy Decarbonisation of Large Industrial and Commercial Sites

Qualification: Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering (PhD)

Eligibility: UK Students, EU Students, International Students

Award value: Tuition fees and tax-free stipend £20,780 - See advert for details

Deadline: 29th August 2025

Wed 30 Jul 2025, 10:18 | Tags: Scholarship Fluids & Thermal

Scholarships by country

Information on international scholarships/funding available in different countries can be found here
Mon 14 Jul 2025, 09:25 | Tags: Scholarship

PhD Scholarship: Novel electro-catalysts for electrochemical synthesis of green ammonia

University of Warwick – School of Engineering Scholarship

Qualification: Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering (PhD)

Eligibility: UK Students

Award value: Home fees and tax-free stipend £20,780 - See advert for details

Deadline: 31st July 2025

Wed 25 Jun 2025, 08:35 | Tags: Scholarship Fluids & Thermal

PhD Scholarship: Machine Learning and Optimisation-Based Intelligent Substation Design in Cyber-Physical Power Systems

University of Warwick – School of Engineering Scholarship

Qualification: Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering (PhD)

Eligibility: UK Students

Award value: Home fees and tax-free stipend £20,780 - See advert for details

Deadline: 15th June 2025

Thu 15 May 2025, 13:48 | Tags: Fluids & Thermal

PhD Scholarship: Thermal Energy Decarbonisation of Large Industrial and Commercial Sites

University of Warwick – School of Engineering Scholarship

Qualification: Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering (PhD)

Eligibility: UK Students

Award value: Home fees and tax-free stipend £20,780 - See advert for details

Deadline: 31st July 2025

Thu 08 May 2025, 14:47 | Tags: Scholarship Fluids & Thermal

PhD Scholarship: Drop dynamics of complex fluids

University of Warwick – School of Engineering Scholarship

Qualification: Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering (PhD)

Eligibility: All qualified candidates (both UK and International students)

Award value: £20,780 - See advert for details

Deadline: 20th June 2025

Fri 02 May 2025, 13:22 | Tags: Scholarship Fluids & Thermal

Alumni Discount Scheme for Masters Degrees (2025 Entry)

The 10% tuition fee discount will be available to Warwick graduates who have Home/EU or Overseas fee status. You must be a graduate of Warwick at any level of qualification.

Thu 03 Apr 2025, 09:35 | Tags: Scholarship

PhD Studentships in "Emerging cleanroom and semiconductor technologies"

I welcome enquiries at all times from suitable candidates, which include anyone who has a minimum bachelor's degree of 2.1 (UK) or international equivalent qualifications. You should have an interest or experience in experimental engineering/chemistry/physics.

If you fit into this description, please read the areas of research in the link and contact me with a CV to arrange an informal chat. Depending on the time of year, there may be other funding mechanisms available for UK/EU or international students; I encourage you to search for these alongside making informal queries.


Research in Experimental Fluid Dynamics

I offer projects involved with the experimental investigation of fundamental aspects of the physics underlying fluid flows.

The exact topic of the project is better discussed in person with potential applicants. That is, to define a project in line with their particular interests in fluid dynamics, taking into account the available laboratory infrastructure. However, in the past, many of my projects have focused on flows subject to background system rotation. This background system rotation results in Coriolis forces affecting the dynamics of the flow problem under consideration. It is well known that Coriolis forces acting on fluid flows can lead to many phenomena that do not exist in non-rotating flows. These phenomena often appear highly counterintuitive when one is not familiar with the relevant, particular theoretical aspects governing the dynamics of rotating fluids. Nevertheless, the projects I offer are not restricted to rotating fluids. In the past I have also conducted and supervised research on many other topics in fluid dynamics. Examples include particle-laden flows, purely granular flows, boundary-layer flows, laminar-turbulent transition or oceanographic flows.

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If you have any questions or would like more information about working in this specific area, please contact Professor Thomas P.J.Thomas@warwick.ac.uk

Fri 15 Nov 2024, 16:54 | Tags: Self-funded Project Fluids & Thermal

Artificial intelligence-assisted computational modelling of fracture

This PhD project will focus on the application of advanced computational techniques, particularly in the field of artificial intelligence, to enhance our understanding of material failure and fracture processes. The research will integrate physics-based modelling approaches with AI methodologies to address critical challenges in simulating fracture under dynamic and complex loading conditions. The work will be grounded in continuum mechanics and will utilise cutting-edge numerical methods to develop predictive models that can be validated against experimental data. While traditional approaches to fracture modelling rely on deterministic frameworks, this project aims to introduce AI-assisted strategies that can adapt to the inherent uncertainties and complexities in real-world material behaviour. The successful candidate will contribute to advancing state-of-the-art computational methods, with the potential for significant interdisciplinary collaboration in areas such as mechanics, applied mathematics and computer science.

If you wish to discuss any details of the project informally, please contact Dr Emmanouil.Kakouris@warwick.ac.uk.


Revolutionizing Energy Storage: Advancements in Novel Materials for Enhanced Performance and Sustainability in Metal-Air Battery Technology.

This prospective PhD project aims to spearhead innovations in energy storage by delving into the realm of metal-air battery technology. Focused on the development and application of novel materials, the research seeks to elevate performance standards while ensuring sustainability. Through rigorous exploration, this project aspires to contribute significantly to the evolving landscape of advanced energy storage systems.

If you have any questions or would like more information about this project, please contact Dr Volkan Degirmenci.

Mon 21 Oct 2024, 10:50 | Tags: Self-funded Project Fluids & Thermal

Using smells to diagnose diseases

Your sense of smell can be affected by certain diseases like COVID but also longer term, such as dementia and Alzheimer's. We are developing a small, portable device that can emit odors and assess the loss of smell in individuals. The work is supported by a company called OW Digital Smell, based in London.

For further information about this project, contact Professor Julian Gardner.

Tue 08 Oct 2024, 09:45 | Tags: Self-funded Project Measurement, Devices & Materials

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