About
The University of Birmingham was established in 1900, is a member of the Russell Group of universities and has an especially strong reputation in the fields of engineering, medicine and economics. It’s currently home to 34,000 students, 6,500 of whom are international students from 150 countries. In the latest Research Excellence Framework (REF), it was considered having a “global impact” in 87% of its research output in fields including chemical engineering and history.
Ranking in the 2020 Guardian University Guide = 16th
Ranking in the 2020 Times University Guide = 14th
Listed PhDs
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Understanding and Improving Wind Risk Assessment for Farm Forests in Ireland
University of Birmingham Department of Civil EngineeringBirmingham, England -
Investigating the Mechanisms for Cardiac Fibrosis Development
University of Birmingham Institute of Cardiovascular SciencesBirmingham, England -
Developing Novel Therapies to Prevent Atherosclerosis
University of Birmingham Institute of Cardiovascular SciencesBirmingham, England -
Sustainable Routes to Nitrogen-containing Compounds
University of Birmingham School of ChemistryBirmingham, England -
A New Paradigm for Quantum Materials Discovery: S = ½ Kagomé Magnets in the Two-Dimensional Limit
University of Birmingham School of ChemistryBirmingham, England -
Next generation probiotics; using microbes to treat disease.
University of Birmingham College of Medical and Dental SciencesBirmingham, England -
Recycling critical metals: making catalysts from waste
University of Birmingham School of Chemical EngineeringBirmingham, England -
Plant microbiomes in a changing climate
University of Birmingham School of BiosciencesBirmingham, England -
PhD in Degradable Biomaterials Chemistry
University of Birmingham School of ChemistryBirmingham, England -
PhD in Depolymerisation of Plastic Waste
University of Birmingham School of ChemistryBirmingham, England -
Toxicological Assessment of Carbon Based Nanomaterials
University of Birmingham School of PharmacyBirmingham, England -
PhD Studentship: Quantum and Nonlinear Optics with Cold Atoms in a Ring Cavity
University of Birmingham School of Physics and AstronomyBirmingham, England