Details about the fees for all our courses and information about the funding available can be found on the links below. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us:

Email: wms.rdcoord@warwick.ac.uk

Phone: (+44) 02476 573124 / 522474.

Fees

Information about fees for the upcoming academic year can be found here.

Overseas students: Please note that Band 2 fees apply.

Laboratory-based projects

• For laboratory based projects in the Division of Biomedical Sciences, self-funded PhD students are expected to provide £10,000 per annum for consumables.

PhD by Published Work

• Students registered for a PhD by Published Work will be liable to pay one full year's fees (even if their period of registration is the minimum 6 months).
  
  

Fee Assessment Questionnaire

Applicants who have any queries about their correct fee status, either pre- or post-offer, should complete a Fee Assessment Questionnaire

For queries on this please contact Stephen Keep on 02476 574850.

University of Warwick Funding

The University offers various funded studentships & Scholarships opportunities. The Doctoral College advertises all off these opportunities on its website here. In particular, applications for the Chancellor's International scholarship are currently open, with the following deadlines:

Course application deadline - 9 December 2024

Scholarship application deadline – 12 December 2024

Supporting documents deadline – 7 January 2025

Monash-Warwick Alliance Joint PhD Scholarships

The Monash Warwick Alliance Scholarships (Warwick) are open to all students applying to Warwick for the Alliance Joint PhD. For 2025/26 entry there will be up to 3 scholarships available to be awarded to the most outstanding PhD applicants. Applications are open, with the following deadlines:

Course application deadline - 6 January 2025

Scholarship application deadline – 9 January 2025

Supporting documents deadline – 16 January 2025

Awards made for entry in Autumn 2025 will include both of the following:

• The full payment of academic fees
• A maintenance stipend for 3.5 years. This will be paid at the prevailing UKRI rate for the years spent at Warwick, and in line with Australian government rates for the year spent at Monash
• Travel allowance of £3,000 during the lifetime of the PhD
• For eligible scholars, the opportunity to apply for financial support towards the cost of immigration to the UK.

Profile of a Monash-Warwick scholar
Hear from current scholar Neha about her experience of the application process and her tips for applicants.

China Scholarship Council Studentship

MRC Doctoral Training Partnership

The MRC DTP in a nutshell

What if you could train with the very best professional researchers in cutting-edge laboratories, have the opportunity to make a real impact in biomedical research and be part of a vibrant student community?

Our MRC DTP programme in Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research is a 1+3 MSc/PhD programme.

Our innovative training will give you the opportunity to gain intellectual and practical skills to become part of the next generation of well-rounded biomedical research leaders.

You will follow an MSc course combining taught modules and laboratory-based research projects and, upon successful completion, progress onto a 3 year PhD in the areas of molecular, cellular and tissue dynamics, microbiology and infection, applied biomedical technologies or artificial intelligence and data science.

Find out more about our exciting research opportunities here.

Warwick A*STAR Research Attachment Programme (ARAP)

The Warwick - A*STAR Research Attachment Programme offers fully funded 4 year PhD studentships in Molecular Cell Biology and Microbiology, with students spending 2 years at Warwick and 2 years in Singapore at an A*STAR institute.

Find out more

To learn more, head to our Funding, Singapore Research Institutes and Projects pages.

Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) Doctoral Training Centre

The University of Warwick is one of only 21 institutions to be awarded a national Doctoral Training Centre (DTC) funded by the Economic and Social Research Council.

Established in 2011 Warwick's ESRC DTC covers 20 subject areas (pathways) across the social sciences, providing financial and research support to a number of students looking to improve their skills and knowledge through postgraduate study. 27 postgraduate studentships are awarded annually from a large number of outstanding applicants. The studentships are linked to disciplinary and inter-disciplinary training pathways, and some studentships have a built-in element of collaboration.