The Graduate School motivates and monitors our research student community which includes PhD, MSc by research and MRES students.
Our graduates will be equipped with first class research skills, coupled with a highly positive student experience that allows them to significantly contribute to their chosen career.
The Graduate School provides:
All our research students receive training in qualitative and quantitative methods and have the opportunity to present their work in mini conferences.
Download the Institute of Health and Welfare Graduate School flyer
Leadership
Graduate school leader: Dr Rachel Knott
Enquires: ihwrgs@rgu.ac.uk
Applications are invited from candidates who are interested in applying for a fully funded scholarship to study for a PhD in the Institute for Health & Welfare Research.
PhD Studentships Opportunities
The Institute brings together interdisciplinary research within biomedical science, chemistry, allied health care professions and social sciences. Specific project related enquiries may be directed through the Principal supervisor or general enquiries to the IHW Graduate School Leader
The new Doctorate programme from Robert Gordon University’s Institute for Health and Welfare Research Graduate School, enables health and social care professionals who aspire to inform the future direction of their chosen discipline, to combine scholarship and leadership within their respective fields.
Ziying Shuai, first year PhD student tells us why she is glad she chose Robert Gordon University.
Ziying Shuai Research in Health Professions (MRes/MPhil/PhD)
3D scanning could offer the basis for new treatment interventions
