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Agriculture, Rural and Environmental Studies
This interdisciplinary programme is rooted in our internationally recognised research, offering opportunities to contribute to critical global challenges such as food and nutrition security, one health, climate change, and efficient resource usage. — is in the…
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Environment, Conservation and Sustainability · Agriculture, food and related studies
This interdisciplinary programme is rooted in our internationally recognised research, offering opportunities to contribute to critical global challenges such as food and nutrition security, one health, climate change, and efficient resource usage. — is in the top 25% of global universities for activities supporting the SDG's (United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals) Zero Hunger, Climate Action and Life on Land. Our research ranks in the top 100 universities worldwide for Zero Hunger and was among the top 200 institutions for Climate Action and Life on Land. — offers a dynamic, high-quality environment for postgraduate research and training. Our PhD programme is designed to support your growth as a researcher and prepare you for impactful careers in academia, industry, consultancy, and beyond. What You Can Expect As a doctoral student, you’ll: - conduct original, supervised research that tackles real-world, novel challenges - be fully integrated into your department and research team - take part in journal clubs, seminars, and collaborative group meetings - access a wide range of training opportunities to support your academic and professional development Your Research Journey Whether you choose a pre-defined PhD project or work with us to develop your own proposal, you'll receive expert guidance every step of the way. Our supportive environment fosters innovation, collaboration, and the confidence to take your ideas forward.
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Applicants are expected to have at least one of the following: An undergraduate degree, usually at 1st or 2:1 class level, or equivalent in a relevant subject; or A relevant master’s qualification or equivalent evidence of prior professional practice.
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