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research and teaching staff We have a dedicated postgraduate study space, which makes available an extensive research collection, now augmented by a bequest from the late Professor Douglas MacDowell
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offer students a number of benefits in addition to exceptional teaching and supervision, including: A wide-ranging and responsive research student training programme which enables you to enhance your
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conservation and management in Scotland. Skills development: During this project the student will develop transferable and subject specific skills includingindependently managing a research project, critical
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to develop as an independent researcher whose work can directly improve health outcomes and transform healthcare policy and practice. Specific areas of interest include: Understanding and treatment of mental
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that influence outcome of disease, particularly within the immune system. Using both animal models and human systems, we aim to develop better drugs and vaccines for the treatment and prevention of infection. PhD
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& Humanities funding for our PhD students. Potential students with 1st class results (or equivalent) are strongly encouraged to apply. Support Support Teaching and research in the Arts and Humanities is
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conferences, participating in colloquia, and, from the second year of study, contributing to undergraduate teaching. A competitive research and travel grant scheme available through the College of Arts
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Statistics, Celtic and Gaelic, and Education, in addition to our traditional links with English and Scottish Literature. Glasgow is one of the world’s leading centres of excellence for Digital Humanities, and
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still much work to be done in having East meet West since the fall of the Wall so many years ago, and we are proudly placed, with our Slavonic subject areas, to enable research and teaching in this cross
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The University of Glasgow hosts the only academic unit in the UK exclusively dedicated to the teaching and research of Scottish Literature. PhD: 3 years full-time; 5 years part-time; Thesis