University of Oxford

Overview

The DPhil in Clinical Neurosciences at the University of Oxford is a research-oriented doctoral program designed for individuals dedicated to exploring and enhancing clinical outcomes for neurological diseases. Students will immerse themselves in Oxford’s distinguished clinical neuroscience research community, honing their independent research skills throughout their studies.

What You'll Study

Research Training

• Engage in research-led doctoral study within various Oxford clinical neuroscience research groups and centers.

Research Environment

• Centre for Prevention of Stroke and Dementia
• Division of Clinical Neurology
• MRC Brain Network Dynamics Unit
• Nuffield Division of Anaesthetics
• Nuffield Laboratory of Ophthalmology
• Wellcome Centre for Integrative Neuroimaging

Progress and Assessment

• Receive supervised research with ongoing progress monitoring and assessment per Oxford DPhil regulations.
• Complete a doctoral thesis based on original research findings.

Entry Requirements

Candidates typically need to hold an Upper Second Class degree or its equivalent. Additional qualifications or experience in relevant fields may also be considered.

Career Prospects

Graduates from the DPhil in Clinical Neurosciences are well-prepared for a diverse range of career opportunities in academia, clinical research, healthcare, and various sectors focused on neurological diseases. Their advanced research skills and knowledge of clinical practices position them as valuable contributors to the field of neuroscience and related disciplines.