Cardiovascular Science
Doctoral Training Centre Degrees
Course code: RF_1
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Dr Eileen McNeill, Dr Asif Iqbal and Professor David R Greaves
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Oxford is part of four consortia. VascularRewind: Secondary Prevention of Vascular Dysfunction and Disease – a collaboration between Oxford and Cambridge. [Course description and Supervisors] Technology and data-driven solutions for effective prediction, prevention and management of cardiovascular disease – a collaboration between Imperial and Oxford.
Collaborative Vision for Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) Prevention – a collaboration between Cambridge, Edinburgh, Imperial and Oxford. Initially, for this year applications managed through Cambridge.
Vascular Contributions to Dementia – a collaboration between UCL, Edinburgh, Leicester and Oxford. Initially, for this year applications managed through UCL
Read the full DPhil in Cardiovascular Science course information on the University of Oxford admissions website. Applicants who are offered places on the DPhil Cardiovascular Science course will be fully funded. This generous funding from the British Heart Foundation includes:
*We invite applications from students who meet the UK residency requirements (home fees). International students who are able to confirm that additional costs of all overseas course fees will be covered through other scholarships or funding schemes will also be considered. |
 © Lisa Simpson/Medical Sciences DivisionLisa Simpson, DPhil student in Cardiovascular Science
I chose the BHF programme because of the opportunity to ... gain knowledge of new techniques and areas of research.Read more about Lisa's experiences |
Supervisors
The following researchers are affiliated with this programme
Keith Channon
ChannonField Marshal Earl Alexander Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine and Head of ...
David Greaves
GreavesSamira Lakhal-Littleton
Lakhal-LittletonMRC Senior Non-Clinical Research Fellow, Principal Investigator, Professor of ...
Chris O'Callaghan
O'CallaghanSvetlana Reilly
ReillyAssociate Professor of Cardiovascular Science and British Heart Foundation ...