PhD Blogs

by Chantelle Francis

Speaking (or learning) an additional language is great for study abroad, but these skills have much more to offer. We've taken a look at some of the other ways a second language can help you get more from a Masters or PhD.

by Mark Bennett

More details have emerged about the new UK PhD loans, including clarification of eligibility for EU applicants and existing students. The Government has also announced 1,000 new STEM PhD studentships.

by Chantelle Francis

Searching for a postgraduate course in the UK can sometimes feel a little complicated, especially if you're an international student. We've provided some tips on finding genuine course providers.

by Gaia Cantelli

A PhD is hard work, sure. But it's also a unique opportunity to do some pretty incredible things and have some pretty incredible experiences. Here are five of them.

by Chantelle Francis

A good-looking university city isn't the most important factor when selecting a study destination. . . but it is a bonus! We've picked 5 attractive cities with excellent postgraduate universities.

by Gaia Cantelli

More than any other degree, a PhD requires the ability to work independently and keep yourself on track. How can you do that? This blog offers some tips.

by Mark Bennett

How can you make your postgraduate funding go further? We've picked five simple ways to save money during a Masters or PhD.

by NASMA

National Student Money Week is for postgraduates too. We've asked Ani Bailey from the National Association of Student Money Advisers to introduce this year's campaign.

by Mark Bennett

Think a PhD is too specialised? Think again. We've taken a look at five key transferable skills you'll gain during a doctorate.

by Mark Bennett

A PhD is three (or more) years of hard work. But will a doctorate help you get a better job? We've taken a look at employability and earning statistics for postgraduate researchers.