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Engineering PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships

We have 2,079 Engineering PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships

Embarking on a PhD in Engineering is a journey towards becoming a pioneer in a field that shapes the future of society through innovation and problem-solving. This rigorous academic and research-oriented path allows candidates to delve deeply into their chosen engineering discipline, be it civil, mechanical, electrical, biomedical, or any other branch.

A PhD in Engineering is not just an academic degree; it's an opportunity to contribute to the cutting-edge technologies and sustainable solutions that address some of the world's most pressing challenges, from renewable energy and environmental preservation to healthcare advancements and beyond. Through these programmes, candidates are equipped with the skills to carry out sophisticated research, develop novel engineering technologies or methodologies, and contribute significantly to the advancement of their field.

Why complete a PhD in Engineering?

A PhD in Engineering offers the unique opportunity to engage in high-level research that has the potential to make a significant impact on technology, society, and the environment. These programmes provide a platform for candidates to push the boundaries of current engineering knowledge and practices, fostering innovation and discovery.

Students have the chance to work on complex, real-world problems, applying the latest research methodologies and technologies. The collaborative nature of these programmes, often involving partnerships with industry, government, and other research institutions, enriches the doctoral research experience, providing valuable networks and exposure to interdisciplinary and practical applications of engineering research.

In terms of employment, earning a PhD in Engineering positions graduates for leadership roles across a wide range of career paths in academia, industry, and government. In academic settings, they can contribute to the advancement of knowledge through teaching and research, mentoring the next generation of engineers.

In the private sector, PhD holders are highly valued for their advanced research skills and ability to innovate, leading to roles in research and development, project management, or technical consultancy. Meanwhile, in public sector roles, engineering PhDs contribute to policy-making, infrastructure development, and the implementation of technology solutions for public benefit.

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Pulsed Radiofrequency Electromagnetic Effects Measurement and Mechanisms

Are you passionate about developing novel research and keen to shape the future of energy transfer technologies in areas such as engineering and RF technologies? We are recruiting a motivated PhD candidate to undertake an exciting project within the EPSRC Energy Transfer Technologies Doctoral Training Hub. Read more

PhD in Aerospace Sciences - Coordination and Management of Air-Launched Effects

Start date. Future airborne air-superiority systems will not consist of a single platform, but as a network of systems controlled by a primary manned platform managing multiple lower-cost semi-autonomous platforms. Read more

PhD in electrohydrodynamics

Dynamic Smart Glass windows become opaque or clear in response to an external trigger. Example uses can be temperature modulation in cars through to maintaining a pleasant environment in a house. Read more

Rural Electrification planning in Sub-Saharan Africa: integrating decentralised solutions and productive use of energy

Background. This project will address research challenges identified through ongoing research and knowledge exchange partnerships in Sub-Saharan Africa[1] and the future work identified in three recent Strathclyde PhDs (Chikumbanje, 2022) (Keddar, 2023) (Eales, 2023). Read more

Imaginative engineers and science fiction

Society looks to engineers and scientists to help address existential global challenges, such as climate change, biodiversity loss, poverty, inequity, and global health. Read more

Integrating fermentation processes for waste to chemical production

Industrial biotechnology is a key technology in achieving net zero and circular economy goals. One method is through the use of fermentation to produce valuable products, whether it is bio-based chemicals and materials, or food. Read more

Short-chain acids as fermentation feedstock

Industrial biotechnology is a key technology in achieving net zero and circular economy goals. One method is through the use of fermentation to produce valuable products, whether it is bio-based chemicals and materials, or food. Read more

CFD Study of Wind Turbine Aerodynamics

Wind turbine is the main technology that converts wind energy to electricity. The interaction between air flow and the turbine blade are critical to the structure integrity and noise generation of the turbine. Read more

CFD modelling and advanced burner designs

A substantial amount of current activity on oxyfuel combustion capture is still at the conceptual design stage, encompassing a broad range of fuels and power systems, including the development of alternative system configurations that maximize overall efficiency and minimize estimated capital and operating costs. Read more

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