PhD Scholarships for International Students at London Metropolitan University in UK

Eligible programmes

Only complete full-time and part-time postgraduate taught courses that lead to a Master’s degree are included within the scholarship scheme:

Full-time course leading to a taught Master’s degree

Part-time course leading to a taught Master’s degree

MRes Biosciences

MRes Stem Cell Neurobiology

PhD project

Quantum computation is an exciting development in computer technology, with a theoretical basis that was formalised in the early 1990s. 

Practical-minded technologists are interested in how to design the architecture and the interfaces for these computers, theorists continue to investigate the model and how it contrasts to ‘classical’ computation, and everyone tries to find new techniques to solve problems involving this counterintuitive model of computation. 

Aim:

The overall aim will be to investigate a new reaction scheme for producing ammonia from N2 and water. 

In this interdisciplinary project, you will: 

Review the state-of-the-art technologies for low emission approaches to ammonia production, and particularly chemical looping.

Screen and develop materials for fixing N2 and producing ammonia at mild conditions.

Develop a plasma-assisted system to facilitate ammonia production.

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

The degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is the University's principal research degree for graduate students and is available in all faculties and departments. Read more

Master of Philosophy (MPhil)

There are two types of MPhil on offer at Cambridge: the MPhil by Advanced Study, which includes a taught element, and the MPhil by Dissertation, which is a research-only programme leading to a dissertation.

PhD Studentship within DECaDE

We seek applications from an enthusiastic, self-motivated student for a funded PhD studentship within the DECaDE: Centre for the Decentralized Digital Economy, led by the Centre for Vision, Speech and Signal Processing (CVSSP) with over 30 industry partners.

Hold a first class or 2:1 honours degree (or equivalent overseas qualification) in an appropriate discipline (e.g. engineering, computer science, signal processing, applied mathematics, and physics)

Are able to demonstrate excellent mathematical, analytic, programming skills.

Eligibility:

You must also have submitted an application for our PhD programme and received an offer.

Exclusions:

The scholarship is full-time fees only and excludes living costs, travel etc. Up to one scholarship can be provided to cover the current overseas fee (Band 1). More detail is available on current ratesLink opens in a new window. We reserve the right to extend the deadline and/or award only one or no scholarship(s) if the applications received are not deemed suitable.