PhD Clinical Nutrition
Internationally renowned for research on diet and health, metabolism ageing, disease and global food security, our core research themes are:
External collaboration with academic institutes and industrial partners promotes knowledge transfer and use of our research in clinical or commercial environments.
Our research comprises a multidisciplinary team with skills in modern molecular techniques, biochemistry, physiology, dietetics and health psychology.
During the PhD you will learn from some of the school's leading researchers and will undergo training in transferable skills which are critical to developing a career in research.
Read more about the Nutrition and Health research theme.
A PhD is an independent in-depth research project. You will be able to develop additional skills through training programmes to help you complete your PhD. See the support section for more details.
In each year you will have a regular meetings with your supervisor and an annual review.
The school believes that formal training and guidance are critical components of the postgraduate experience and have developed specific and generic training which are available for all postgraduates.
Project-related training is provided by the supervisors and other staff within the school. You will have frequent contact with your supervisor, often on a weekly or even daily basis, and there is a formal requirement for at least 10 recorded meetings per year.
Teaching is typically delivered by professors, associate and assistant professors. Some practical laboratory sessions and research projects may be supported by postdoctoral research fellows.
Internationally renowned for research on diet and health, metabolism ageing, disease and global food security, our core research themes are:
External collaboration with academic institutes and industrial partners promotes knowledge transfer and use of our research in clinical or commercial environments.
Our research comprises a multidisciplinary team with skills in modern molecular techniques, biochemistry, physiology, dietetics and health psychology.
During the PhD you will learn from some of the school's leading researchers and will undergo training in transferable skills which are critical to developing a career in research.
Read more about the Nutrition and Health research theme.
A PhD is an independent in-depth research project. You will be able to develop additional skills through training programmes to help you complete your PhD. See the support section for more details.
In each year you will have a regular meetings with your supervisor and an annual review.
The school believes that formal training and guidance are critical components of the postgraduate experience and have developed specific and generic training which are available for all postgraduates.
Project-related training is provided by the supervisors and other staff within the school. You will have frequent contact with your supervisor, often on a weekly or even daily basis, and there is a formal requirement for at least 10 recorded meetings per year.
Teaching is typically delivered by professors, associate and assistant professors. Some practical laboratory sessions and research projects may be supported by postdoctoral research fellows.
