Biomedical Imaging

The first seven months of the course are devoted to acquiring advanced theoretical and technical skills that form the backbone of biomedical imaging, drawing from the engineering, mathematical, physical, chemical and biological sciences through a combination of intensive lecture courses and project work. Each taught module lasts for either one, two or three weeks and is assessed using a method appropriate to the course, for example, presentations, group assignments or assessed written work. This will be complemented with relevant research and communication skills training throughout the four years of the programme.

• DPhil in Engineering Science
• DPhil in Computer Science
• DPhil in Biochemistry
• DPhil in Organic Chemistry
• DPhil in Inorganic Chemistry
• DPhil in Clinical Neuroscience
• DPhil in Medical Sciences
• DPhil in Oncology
• DPhil in Mathematics

After completion of the taught training phase, two exploratory research projects of ten weeks duration each are undertaken, at least one of which will be in the institution to which you are admitted (Oxford or Nottingham). The DPhil project then follows, also based primarily in the host institution.

The Biomedical Imaging CDT will create the next generation of industrial, healthcare and academic leaders equipped with excellent interdisciplinary skills within this vital field.

In applying for this programme, you may submit further applications for up to two of the following associated programmes without paying an additional application fee.

You may only apply to one programme from Group B under this arrangement without paying further application fees.