PhD Studentship Mechanistic & Population-based studies (Food Bio Systems DTP), 2021

The FoodBioSystems Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP) brings together six university partners to develop the next generation of bioscientists with in-depth knowledge and technical expertise of food systems and biological processes across the Agri-Food system from pre-farm to post-fork. Researches will able to transform the food value chain and address challenges of sustainability, efficacy, authenticity and safety in food production systems whilst delivering better nutrition and concomitant health benefits for society. 

Eligibility criteria for the PhD Studentship Mechanistic & Population-based studies (Food Bio Systems DTP), 2021:

• Applicants from all nationalities are eligible.
• Applicants must demonstrate excellent academic achievements.
• Applicants must get a score of 6.5 or above (or equivalent) with 6.0 in each individual category, in an IELTLS Academic test taken in the last 2 years. 
• Applicant must hold a BSc degree (with at least UK 2:1 honours, or equivalent) or an MSc degree with distinction in a discipline relevant to the specific project.

This project would be suitable for students with a degree in nutrition, epidemiology, food science or a closely related subject.

Value of the PhD Studentship Mechanistic & Population-based studies (Food Bio Systems DTP), 2021:

• Full Funding for the 48 months of the studentship.
• Stipend: £15,609 per annum with annual increases for inflation.

Note:

• Studentship fees are covered for UK /EU citizens only.
• Up to 30% of the studentships may be awarded to international students. 
• The University will be covering the difference in the UK/Republic of Ireland fees and International Fees for international UKRI funded students.

Deadline of the PhD Studentship Mechanistic & Population-based studies (Food Bio Systems DTP), 2021:

The last date to apply for the PhD Studentship Mechanistic & Population-based studies (Food Bio Systems DTP), is 8th February 2021.