Oxford Dunn School Fully Funded Molecular Cell Biology DPhil 2027
University of Oxford
The University of Oxford’s Dunn School offers fully funded places on its four-year DPhil in Molecular Cell Biology in Health and Disease, including a living stipend regardless of nationality. Apply by 1 December 2026 at noon UK time for October 2027 entry.
Oxford’s Sir William Dunn School of Pathology is accepting applications for the DPhil in Molecular Cell Biology in Health and Disease. Students undertake a four-year research programme beginning 4 October 2027. The school says its funded places cover course fees and a living stipend for applicants of all nationalities. It expects to admit up to 18 students a year. The deadline for funding consideration is 1 December 2026 at 12:00 UK time. Apply via Oxford’s graduate course page; no research proposal or studentship reference code is required for this course.
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Benefits
Fully funded DPhil place covering course fees and a living stipend for the duration of the four-year programme, regardless of nationality. Check the offer for the exact stipend rate and terms.
Eligibility summary
Open to applicants of all nationalities. A first-class or strong upper-second undergraduate degree in a relevant subject is normally expected; a Master’s degree is not required. Research experience strengthens an application. Meet Oxford’s graduate admissions and English-language requirements.
Requirements
Apply through Oxford’s graduate application for the DPhil in Molecular Cell Biology in Health and Disease. Candidates can identify up to two potential supervisors or projects. Contacting a supervisor is encouraged but not compulsory.
Documents required
Use the official Oxford course page for the current graduate application checklist. A separate research proposal and studentship reference code are not required for this programme.
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