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The Midlands and Oxford host the most innovative centres in mental health and neuroscience (MH&N), including digital mental health, clinical trials, neuroimaging, and epidemiology, serving an area of huge clinical need.

The Midlands+ Mental Health and Neuroscience PhD Programme is led by the 糖心原创, in collaboration with the Universities of Birmingham, Leicester, Oxford and Warwick, alongside our local NHS Trusts in the Midlands and Oxford regions.

In a research environment that is dynamic, socially inclusive, and supportive, our programme will develop an excellent, multidisciplinary, multi-professional researchers and an inter-sectoral research hub, facilitating adult learning, developing research and leadership skills, independent and critical thinking, and sharing of ideas, and teamwork.

Our PhD scholars will undertake excellent challenge-led research encompassing MH&N discovery science to translational and applied health research, covering the human lifespan and taking a bio-psycho-social approach, commensurate with the complex presentations, experiences, interventions, and impact of mental ill-health.

Our vision

Our vision, with inclusivity at its core, is to develop the next generation of multi-skilled research leaders amongst healthcare professionals from diverse cultural backgrounds and professions to conduct excellent research and advance knowledge in Mental Health and Neurosciences, paving the way to better patient, family, and carer care; community empowerment; and social development.

Benefits

  • NHS salary for three years (based on current pay)

Note: Funding for salaries is based on average NHS pay bands for different healthcare professionals, which Wellcome has used to fund this programme. We may be able to accommodate funding above the average pay bands, but this will be dealt with on a case-by-case basis.

  • Home (UK) rate tuition fees for three years
  • Research costs
  • Additional funds for training
  • Travel costs for research
  • PhD students are permitted to undertake up to 0.2 FTE clinical work to maintain their clinical skills, which will be paid for by the Programme

Recruitment for October 2027 entry is now open

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