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Queen Mary University of London: William Harvey Research Institute (Non-Clinical)

Institution Queen Mary University of London View institution profile
Department William Harvey Research Institute
Web https://www.qmul.ac.uk/
Email n.ravic@qmul.ac.uk
Study type Research

Summary

The William Harvey Research Institute (WHRI) is one of Europe's largest pharmacological institutes, conducting world-leading research in the fields of cardiovascular, endocrine and inflammation science. Our major strength is in bringing scientists with different skills together, combining disciplines such as genetics, cell biology, pharmacology, epidemiology, advanced imaging and clinical trials with therapeutic innovation.

We benefit from strong clinical links to cardiology, renal medicine, critical care, anaesthesia, rheumatology and clinical endocrinology in our allied Barts and The London NHS Trust. Embedded within the WHRI is the Centre for Sports and Exercise Medicine, which offers a modular programme in sports and exercise medicine for both doctors and physiotherapists, as well as a research programme including work on the legacy of the 2012 Olympics.

Doctor of Philosophy - PhD

Queen Mary University of London is a place where every difference is celebrated –where your unique perspective is not just welcomed, but essential. Join a community where your individuality fuels progress, and your distinct experiences shape a richer, more dynamic learning environment.

Ranked 110th in the world (QS 2026) and 24th in the world for research (Times Higher Education 2026), join students from over 170 nationalities, and study at the only campus-based Russell Group University in London.

Queen Mary is dedicated to supporting international students from all over the world and offer financial support and …

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