The University of Kent, in preparation for its 50th anniversary in 2015, has established 100 doctoral scholarships for UK, EU and international students. This presents an excellent opportunity for collaborative research to be initiated between Kent academics and health professionals within the region.
The scholarships, which will be awarded annually from 2012, will complement the already significant investment the University makes in its postgraduate community.
The University of Kent has an excellent reputation for its dynamic and challenging academic environment, as well as its collaborative research with universities around the world.
Its specialist Graduate School works to enhance the quality of the postgraduate student experience and ensures a supportive and vibrant postgraduate community across all its campuses.
Professor Diane Houston, Dean of the Graduate School, said: ‘The Graduate School is leading the growth of doctoral training and research at the University of Kent. In the last five years the number of doctorates awarded has increased by 25 percent. These new fully funded scholarships are a key investment that Kent is making in its own future and that of research in the UK.’
Further information for potential students on the 50th Anniversary Research Scholarships, including details of how to apply, is available at: www.kent.ac.uk/
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