Our staff are nationally and internationally renowned in a variety of areas in Engineering.
The research in the Department of Engineering is focused both on discovery and applied research, leveraging the synergies between conventional engineering and leading-edge technologies to solve the problems of today and those we will face tomorrow. Our research supports global challenges and national prosperity, helping to make a better world and to improve people's lives.
We work in partnership with our colleagues at King's and other universities across the country and the world. Our collaborations are wide-ranging from arts and humanities, law, healthcare, social sciences as well as policy makers, cultural partners and industry.
We bring a diversity of perspectives and a variety of skills together in six themes:
Funding and Support
Engineering PhD projects 2023-24
We have a number of different scholarships every year, for both home and international students. In all cases, we encourage students to apply as early as possible, and to liaise with their selected supervisor prior to application. Funding opporunities include:
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Faculty studentships: The Faculty of Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences offers funding in the Departments of Chemistry, Engineering, Informatics, Mathematics and Physics. The Studentship is funded for 3.5 years, with a bursary starting at the standard research council rate, and which will cover the full cost of Home tuition fees.More details can be found here
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Supervisors' scholarships, based on research projects or other means, that are advertised on the FindAPhD platform.Eligibility criteria may vary, and applicants should liaise with the supervisor before submitting their application. Please check here for a list of available projects and more information about them.
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King's-China Scholarship Council PhD Scholarship programme (K-CSC) is open to students from China. Details of this programme can be found on our website.
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There are a number of other King's wide funding schemes in operation, details of which, along with eligbility criteria can be found on our website.
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Additional (partial) fundings are available through teaching in the department, and collabotrating on research projects. These cases could only be discussed and agreed with your potential supervisor.
We support our research staff and PhD students in their career choice, whatever that may be.
Engineering PhD
Duration PhD: three years full-time, four to six years part-time.
PhD Enineering Research at King's College London.