Durham University is a globally recognised institution for teaching and research excellence. Postgraduate research degrees here are central to the university's mission, fostering world-leading and impactful research. Your research will directly influence teaching and contribute to shaping local, national, and international agendas through collaborations with policy-makers, industry, and the public sector. The university offers a supportive environment where you can explore your academic interests, connect with global academic and industry networks, and push the boundaries of current knowledge.
A postgraduate research degree at Durham University prepares you for diverse career paths in academia, industry, and the public sector, leveraging advanced research skills and critical thinking. The university's global connections also offer opportunities for impactful work and career development.
The application process typically involves identifying a research area and potential supervisor, contacting them, and then submitting an online application. You will need to provide academic transcripts, a CV, references, and potentially a research proposal and proof of English language proficiency.
Required documents typically include academic transcripts, a Curriculum Vitae (CV), references, and proof of English language proficiency. A research proposal may also be required depending on the programme or department.
Specific entry requirements vary by research area and department. Prospective students should contact the relevant department directly for detailed information regarding their chosen programme.