Scholarships in The School of Applied Sciences

The School of Applied Sciences currently has the following scholarship opportunities:

  • Vice-Chancellor’s Tuition Fee Waiver Scholarships for Postgraduate Research (PhD or Master’s by Research)
  • Chancellor’s Anniversary Tuition Fee Waiver Scholarships for Postgraduate Research

Full details can be found below:

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Chancellor’s Anniversary Fee Waiver Scholarships

These competitive 100% tuition fee waiver scholarships within the School of Applied Sciences are aimed at the very best UK graduates and are open to home (UK resident) candidates.

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Vice-Chancellor’s Tuition Fee Waiver Scholarships

These 100% tuition fee waiver scholarships within the School of Applied Sciences are aimed at the very best University of Huddersfield graduates.


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Cyclopropenones for Natural Product Synthesis

In this research, the synthesis of fungi derived pyrrolizidinone alkaloids and plant derived Gelsemium alkaloids will be studied. 

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Cytotoxic Evaluation of Metallo-Helicates/Cages

This project will involve the synthesis of polydentate N-donor ligands that upon coordination to different dicationic transition metal ions will form a series of self-assembled species.

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Fabrication of Carbon Dioxide electrolyser

This project proposes the fabrication of a long-term stable system using a falling film design, instead of the traditional gas-fed designs. 

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Genetic and molecular basis of healthy ageing

This is an opportunity for a highly motivated and talented student with enthusiasm for research and discovery to unravel the genetic and molecular basis of healthy ageing. 

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Modelling Functional Therapeutic Receptors

This project will apply computational techniques to screen complex supramolecular architectures with differing therapeutic activity and selectivity towards anion binding. 

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Unravelling the Potential Role of Serotonin Signal

Explore the mechanism of action of a class of novel serotonin-like compounds against leukaemia cells in an interdisciplinary project at the intersection of bioinformatics, pharmacology, and chemical biology.

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Virus-like particles as a drug-delivery platform

This project will develop systems for the delivery of therapeutic cargo to organisms using virus-like particles. You will explore different chemical biology approaches to attach molecules of interest both internally and externally facilitating their delivery to specific cell types.