PhD | School of Neuroscience | King’s College London

Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience

Study a for PhD in Neuroscience at King's

Research project topics span from molecules to mind, including clinical and translational aspects to make a meaningful differences and to address global problems
Be part of an international and diverse student body, studying at one of three central London campuses, with an active student Neuroscience Society
Extensive programmes of seminars with internal, external, and international speakers
Opportunities to present research findings at national and international neuroscience conferences and publish in leading journals
Teaching opportunities for PhD students via King's Talent Bank

What you will study

King's PhD students can complete three-year projects focusing on a specific research project or a four-year studentship through a MRes/PhD programmes. These studentships follow a '1+3' model, in which students undertake lab rotations and transferable skills training in the first year, then perform their extended lab project over years 2-4.