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We have 52 Food Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in the UK

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Food Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in the UK

We have 52 Food Sciences PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in the UK

PGR Opportunities at University of Strathclyde 2025

Founded in 1796 as a ‘place of useful learning' the University of Strathclyde is a leading technological University based in the heart of Glasgow. Read more

How alternative anchor institutions interact with food systems to shape health and wellbeing

The Centre for National Training and Research Excellence in Understanding Behaviour (Centre-UB) is inviting applications for a Doctoral Studentship in association with our collaborative partner Birmingham Wholesale Market (BWM) to start in October 2025. Read more

Food ethics and food system resilience in the industrial and small-scale egg sector

To develop the lens of resilient industrial socio-metabolic relations – a conceptual framework that moves beyond functional understandings of inputs and outputs, to integrate lived experiences of benefits and harms – through an empirical focus on the nutri- and pharma- ceutical components of the UK chicken meat industry. . Read more

Artificial Intelligence Platform for Lipid Functionality in Food Products

To see further information as well as how to apply, please refer to the full advert on the University of Leeds website - Artificial Intelligence Platform for Lipid Functionality in Food Products. Read more

Developmental and genotypic determinants of macro and micronutrient distribution across faba bean seed tissues

Faba bean (Vicia faba L) is the UK’s most important pulse crop, valued for its high nutrient density, strong nitrogen-fixing capacity and agronomic versatility and is in strong demand as a sustainably sourced raw material for both animal feed and meat and dairy alternative food manufacture. Read more

Fully Funded 48-month PhD studentships at the EPSRC Universities for Nottingham CDT in Resilient Chemistry

12 PhD Scholarships available to start October 2025. We invite suitably qualified and highly motivated applicants from STEM disciplines to apply for a series of multidisciplinary PhD scholarships hosted by the University of Nottingham and Nottingham Trent University. Read more

Fully Funded 48-month PhD studentships at the EPSRC Universities for Nottingham CDT in Resilient Chemistry

12 PhD Scholarships available to start October 2025. We invite suitably qualified and highly motivated applicants from STEM disciplines to apply for a series of multidisciplinary PhD scholarships hosted by the University of Nottingham and Nottingham Trent University. Read more

Meiotic-gene Modification to Improve Recombination in bread wheat

Bread wheat (Triticum aestivum) improvement is a necessity to face the challenge of feeding the world population in the context of a sustainable agriculture using less fertilizers, pesticides and water and taking into account global warming. Read more

An investigation on human-AI interactions in complex food supply chains (Ref: LB25-UJ-AL-unfunded)

Are you passionate about sustainable technology and the transformative potential of AI in improving food supply chains?. This PhD project investigates how AI can be leveraged to reduce waste, enhance efficiency, and build resilience in food supply chains by enabling effective human-AI collaboration. Read more

Understanding the molecular and physiological basis for crop-weed interactions for sustainable agriculture

Feeding our growing global population in a sustainable way that reduces inputs is a critical challenge for modern plant science. The major biological threat to a plant’s existence is neighbouring plants, since they directly compete for water, nutrients and light. Read more

Understanding the molecular and physiological basis for crop-weed interactions for sustainable agriculture

Feeding our growing global population in a sustainable way that reduces inputs is a critical challenge for modern plant science. The major biological threat to a plant’s existence is neighbouring plants, since they directly compete for water, nutrients and light. Read more

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