LONDON METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY · UNITED KINGDOM
Doctor of Philosophy (MPhil / PhD)
PhD · Taught in en
At a glance
36 mo
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PhD
Level
- 79%Student satisfaction in Postgraduate Research Experience Survey (PRES)
- Full-time/Part-timeStudy options available
- Distance learningOption available
- Holloway CampusLocation
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is a research-focused degree where you will conduct an original research project under the guidance of experienced academic supervisors. While there is no formal taught component, you will receive research training and may have access to relevant master's level modules. This program is ideal for those seeking to make an original contribution to knowledge in any field where the university has available expertise. Cross-disciplinary research is encouraged. The university fosters a vibrant research community with opportunities for personal development, attending seminars, presenting at conferences, and publishing your work. Strong links with various industries and organizations can also support your research and career development.
Careers
A PhD equips you with advanced research, analytical, and critical thinking skills, preparing you for careers in academia, research institutions, and specialized roles within industry, government, and the non-profit sector. London Met's industry links can provide valuable networking and career opportunities.
- Academic researcher
- University lecturer
- Industry researcher
- Policy analyst
- Consultant
Entry requirements
Master's DegreeA relevant Master's degree or an undergraduate degree with a strong research component is typically required. Specific requirements may vary by research area.
Prospective students should contact the university to discuss their research proposal and suitability for the program.
Fees
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Fees vary based on the entry point (full-time/part-time) and the specific year of entry. International students should verify specific fee structures.
How to apply
1. Enquire/Register InterestYou can register your interest or enquire about the PhD program through the provided online forms.
2. Develop Research ProposalPrepare a detailed research proposal outlining your intended area of study and research questions.
3. Direct ApplicationApply directly through the university's online application portal. UK and EU students with settled/pre-settled status can use a dedicated hotline or apply online.
4. Attend Open EveningConsider attending the university's Open Evening to learn more about postgraduate study and the campus.
Scholarships
Postgraduate LoanOver £10,000