Project Overview
About the Position
This dual-award PhD project will investigate how environmental factors influence the evolution of antimicrobial resistance across Manchester and Peking University.
| Opportunity | Fully Funded PhD Studentship: Environmental Controls on Antimicrobial Resistance (Dual-Degree) |
| Host | University of Manchester |
| Location | Manchester, United Kingdom |
| Study Level | PhD |
| Funding | Fully Funded |
| Stipend | Fully Funded |
| Application Deadline | Rolling |
| Apply | Official application page ↗ |
Basic Information
- Full Project Title: Investigating the selective pressure for antimicrobial resistance under environmental factors
- Host Institution: The University of Manchester & Peking University
- Study Level: PhD (Dual Award)
- Duration: 4 years (across Manchester and Beijing)
- Start Date: January 2027
- Funding Type: Fully Funded
- Eligibility: Check with supervisor
Project Description
This interdisciplinary PhD project will investigate how environmental factors influence the evolution of antimicrobial resistance. At the University of Manchester, selected targets will be investigated experimentally using molecular biology, biochemical assays, and structural biology techniques.
Contact
- Email: yi.jin@manchester.ac.uk
Questions about this position, eligibility or the application process should be sent to the contacts above or raised through the channel given on the official announcement page.
Official Link
Full announcement and application portal: https://sites.manchester.ac.uk/amr-network/
Source: sites.manchester.ac.uk - the details in this listing were recorded from this official page.
Important Notes
- Application deadline: Rolling - late or incomplete applications are normally not considered.
- Listing details were recorded from the official source at the time of publication; always confirm the latest requirements on the official page before applying.
- Prepare the documents listed in the eligibility and application sections before starting the online form - transcripts, CV and references take the longest to collect.
About University of Manchester
The University of Manchester is a public research university in Manchester, England, and a member of the Russell Group. It offers undergraduate, master's and doctoral programmes across engineering, science, medicine, business and the humanities. Its research community connects academic discovery with challenges in health, sustainability, technology and society through collaboration.
Official website: https://www.manchester.ac.uk/
How to Apply
Contact Dr Yi Jin: yi.jin@manchester.ac.uk
Application guides
Frequently asked questions
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What is the deadline for Fully Funded PhD Studentship: Environmental Controls on Antimicrobial Resistance (Dual-Degree)?
Applications for this listing stay open on a rolling basis — there is no fixed closing date (Rolling). Apply early: rolling awards are often confirmed in the order applications are received.
Is Fully Funded PhD Studentship: Environmental Controls on Antimicrobial Resistance (Dual-Degree) fully funded?
This is a fully funded award: tuition is covered and a living stipend is provided for the duration of the programme. £21,805/year (UKRI minimum stipend 2026/27).
Who is eligible to apply for Fully Funded PhD Studentship: Environmental Controls on Antimicrobial Resistance (Dual-Degree)?
This opportunity is open to applicants worldwide. Host-country status is not a requirement, although you must still satisfy the visa rules for United Kingdom. Applications are assessed by University of Manchester.
How do I apply for Fully Funded PhD Studentship: Environmental Controls on Antimicrobial Resistance (Dual-Degree)?
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Is an English proficiency test required for Fully Funded PhD Studentship: Environmental Controls on Antimicrobial Resistance (Dual-Degree)?
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What study level does Fully Funded PhD Studentship: Environmental Controls on Antimicrobial Resistance (Dual-Degree) offer?
This listing is offered at PhD level. That describes the qualification on offer, not a credential you must already hold — check the provider's stated entry requirements before applying.