PhD Research

You can study for a PhD on a full (3 years) or part-time (6 years) basis and by the end of your programme , you will have produced a body of work that makes a contribution to knowledge in your chosen field.

We have various routes to obtaining a PhD - for example, in some areas you can submit a practical element as part of your submission, such as a piece of art or a musical composition.

Student at Magee library

Annual Studentship Competition

Our Annual Studentship Competition runs from December to February each year

Funded Opportunities

Funding opportunities for research study at Ulster

Self-funded and Private Sponsor

Want to study on a self-funded basis? Or have a private sponsor?

Ulster University Doctoral College - Social

On TwitterCheck out what's on for PhD Researchers in the Researcher Development Programme #RDP this week: Avoiding Plagiaris… https://t.co/2yGrNrxl45
On TwitterRT @DrRyder: Today's @VivaSurvivors post: Unwritten - https://t.co/RaMykCeT1R #phdchat #phdviva #vivaprep
On TwitterRT @Grammatologer: So I wake up this morning to a new dictation function in @Microsoft Word. I've been using dictation a lot recently with…
On TwitterCongratulations to Dr Jennifer O'Neill, School of Architecture and the Built Environment, who submitted her PhD the… https://t.co/B3pqP75fsI