International Scholarships

PhD Scholars Programme Health Services Research Integrated health care: from research to policy and practice Exciting Opportunities for Health, Social Science, Computer Science and Humanities Graduates This structured PhD programme, funded by the Irish Health Research Board, commenced in 2007 and has an annual intake of postgraduate Scholars over 4 years. The programme is a … [More Info]

The harvard school of public health (hsph) is the direct descendent of the first professional public health training program in America. In contrast to medicine, which focuses on specific individuals and their treatment, the basic strategy of public health is to prevent disease in broad populations, an approach that is far reaching, efficient, and equitable. … [More Info]

Opportunities exist for motivated graduates to develop their research skills further in a variety of innovative food research projects based at the Moorepark Food Research Centre, Fermoy, Co. Cork, Ireland. The laboratories are well equipped and the prospective students will have access to state-of-the-art research equipment and experienced supervisors. There are currently four studentships available … [More Info]

Liverpool John Moores University MPhil/PhD Studentship – up to 3 years Health Inequalities North West Public Health Observatory within the Centre for Public Health The studentship covers university fees at the UK/EU level and a stipend of £12,600 per annum. Please quote Ref: B7348AC The North West Public Health Observatory within the Centre for Public … [More Info]

European Network on Industrial Policy (EUNIP)/University of Limerick (UL) PhD Scholarship in Industrial Economics/Policy Evaluation EUNIP is a multinational network of researchers in economics and management, who have a specific (research) interest in the area of economic development and public policy. Established in 1991, EUNIP has identified and explored a research agenda focusing on the … [More Info]

One of the strongest trends in the world of higher education today is the move to increased cooperation across national borders. Of particular importance in this respect is the need for young scientists and scholars to gain experience and undertake research at universities outside their own countries.In order to promote international cooperation in these fields, … [More Info]

Project Title Molecular characterisation of familial colorectal cancers. Project Description Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer related death in Ireland. This project will focus on the identification of molecular features that further discriminate between sporadic and familial subsets of colorectal cancer. This should lead to improved diagnosis and prognosis and also provide … [More Info]