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The newly established King’s India Institute offers a unique and exciting environment for the in-depth study of India. The Institute is able to draw on academic expertise in a range of disciplines, and supervision may be provided from within the Institute or jointly with other faculty within the College.
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Our research has been given a top rating of 5 in the 2001 Research Assessment Exercise. Our activities include research into major issues of development policy and practice including poverty alleviation, regulation and competition policy, development finance, human resource development, information systems, public sector reform, institutional change, economic and social development, impact assessment and sustainable development, resource management, sustainable livelihoods, and the environment.
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All our research degrees involve appropriate postgraduate research training modules, which are agreed with the supervisor and the Institute Research Student Coordinator, and which are assessed. In addition, we hold regular research student workshops and seminars, and an annual research student conference.
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Research training is a strong feature of our PhD Programme. Postgraduate researchers usually complete an MSc in Social Science Research Methods (or equivalent) prior to registration for their PhD. For ERSC funded students this is mandatory.
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This PhD degree provides a structured programme of research training to equip students with the skills required to complete doctoral-level research in International Public Health Policy. The degree is an ideal way for students to make an original contribution to this field by pursuing a long piece of research on a topic of particular interest to them. An MSc/Diploma by Research in International Public Health Policy is also available.
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A research degree offers you the opportunity to develop your research skills and prove yourself as a researcher. Queen's is committed to the enhancement of research training and teaching and offers postgraduate research opportunities across all fields of study.
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Social Policy at the University of Edinburgh is one of the most respected in the UK and among the front rank for the quality of its teaching and research. We offer postgraduate supervision across the whole subject range, with particular expertise in comparative policy studies, childhood studies, family policy, public sector management and socio-legal studies.
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The School has an exceptionally strong research culture with a strong reputation for the quality of the research produced and the growing number of research grants it is attracting.
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Research training is a strong feature of our PhD Programme. Postgraduate researchers usually complete an MSc in Social Science Research Methods (or equivalent) prior to registration for their PhD. For DTC/ESRC funded students this is mandatory.
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Within the School, there is a breadth and depth of expertise and we can offer high-quality supervision across a wide range of social and public policy areas.
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Research is at the centre of everything we do. The School of Social Sciences offers research students a wealth of opportunities to study at doctoral level.
We offer PhD supervision in the following fields: Economics & Finance, Politics & History, Psychology, Sociology & Communications, Social Anthropology.
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The Cardiff School of Planning and Geography is a major international centre for research in the areas of planning, environment, housing and spatial policy.
