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PhD in Music - Music, Science and Technology
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  • We pursue a broad range of scholarship and practice research at the intersection of music, science, and technology. Areas of study are often interdisciplinary and include music psychology, music and
    PhD in Education - Inclusion, Childhood and Youth
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  • Studying for a PhD in Education will allow you to become an expert in a specialist area and gain high-quality research training, which will equip you to undertake further educational research
    PhD in Populations
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  • We utilise population-based datasets as a powerful tool to inform the clinical management of patients and their treatment outcomes. Pooling data maximises the use of data from other studies and
    PhD in Music - Music as Culture
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  • Our research explores musical cultures of the past and present from a wide range of methodological perspectives. Specialisms include historical musicology, archival studies, aesthetics, critical and
    PhD in Civil Engineering - Water, Public Health and Environmental Engineering
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  • The relationships between civil infrastructure, human health and the environment are at the heart of our work. Our researchers have leadership roles in the University's flagship interdisciplinary
    PhD in Media and Communication - Visual Media and Communication
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  • The Visual Media and Communication research group is interested in the dominant role of the visual in communication and media culture, in raising questions about the role of the visual in everyday
    PhD in Economics
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  • The Department's research centre, the Applied Institute for Research in Economics (AIRE) supports and disseminates research in economics and political economy at the University of Leeds. We take an
    PhD in Neuroscience - Neural Circuits
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  • The nervous system is the most complex and highly organised part of the body and neuroscience seeks to understand how this system is able to generate perception, thoughts and behaviour. This
    PhD in Social Change
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  • We are working to understand and influence social change across the world. From modernising policing methods in the UK to keeping girls in school in Uganda, we aim for research which has an impact.