Postgraduate and research
Take your studies further
Postgraduate study gives you the opportunity to build up a greater knowledge of your subject, gain valuable transferable skills and improve your career prospects.
Find out where a postgraduate qualification from NTU can take you at one of our specialised open events listed on the open events tab at the top of this page.
Enhance your career
Many employers consider a postgraduate qualification to be a demonstration of your knowledge, skills and commitment. Postgraduate study can also improve your earning potential and see you earning 34% more over the course of your career.
Postgraduate study at NTU
NTU offers a wide range of postgraduate courses across all of our subject areas giving you the opportunity to enhance your knowledge in your current subject or study a new subject. As a postgraduate student at NTU you'll join a growing, diverse community allowing you to share ideas and develop independent thought.
Take a look at the postgraduate opportunities available and find out how to fund your study.
Research at NTU
Research is a major part of life at NTU. Many of the University's academics are engaged in research in their specialisms providing new insights which impact lives and society. Our research activity was recognised in the most recent Research Assessment Exercise (2008) with 8% of our research considered world-leading and 74% achieving international status.
There are opportunities to undertake your own research projects at NTU. Studying for a PhD allows you to investigate your own independent thoughts and ideas over a period of several years.
There are also opportunities for our undergraduate students to get involved in the University's research activity. The SPUR programme gives students the chance to assist in research projects during the summer vacation. Look out for details through the student news emails.
Find out more about the current research being done at NTU and opportunities to carry out your own research.
PhD Studentships
As part of our commitment to investing in research that shapes lives and society, we are awarding 12 fully-funded Vice-Chancellor’s PhD Scholarships for 2013.



