BI105 Doctoral Training Partnership Studentship – Biological Sciences Research Funding
Newcastle University
Newcastle upon Tyne, England, United Kingdom
Newcastle University is offering the BI105 Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP) Studentship for postgraduate research candidates pursuing advanced study in Biological Sciences and related interdisciplinary research areas. The studentship forms part of the university’s postgraduate funding and research training initiatives designed to support high-quality doctoral research and academic development.
The programme provides candidates with the opportunity to work within an internationally recognized research environment supported by experienced supervisors, advanced laboratory facilities, collaborative academic networks, and interdisciplinary research infrastructure. The studentship is intended for applicants with strong academic backgrounds who demonstrate research potential and an interest in contributing to innovative scientific investigation and discovery.
Research opportunities may span multiple biological and biomedical science disciplines depending on the available supervisory projects and institutional priorities. Successful candidates will engage in full-time doctoral research, research training, academic development activities, scientific communication, and collaboration within the university’s research community.
Eligibility Criteria
- Applicants must meet the academic entry requirements for PhD study at Newcastle University
- Candidates are generally expected to hold, or expect to obtain, a good Honours degree and/or a Master’s qualification in a relevant subject area
- Applicants should demonstrate strong academic achievement and research capability
- Eligibility requirements related to residency, fee status, and funding criteria may apply
- Candidates must satisfy any additional project-specific or departmental requirements
Required Expertise/Skills
- Strong background in biological sciences or related scientific disciplines
- Research aptitude and analytical thinking abilities
- Scientific writing and communication skills
- Laboratory, computational, or data analysis skills relevant to the proposed research area
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively within academic research teams
- Commitment to advanced research training and scholarly development
Salary Details
- Funding support available as part of the Doctoral Training Partnership studentship
- Tuition fee support and stipend provisions subject to funding terms and eligibility conditions
Application Deadline
Applicants should refer to the official funding page for project-specific deadlines and application timelines

