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    Discovery Research PhD Studentships

    Discovery Research PhD Studentships support doctoral students with original research and scientific training to advance the British Heart Foundation’s mission against heart and circulatory conditions.

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    Foundation Grants for Biomedical Research

    Funder: British Heart Foundation

    Due Dates: September 16, 2026 (Application deadline, 17:00) | March 3, 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Three years of stipend, home-rate tuition fees, project consumables, and up to £3,000 travel funding

    Summary: Supports named PhD students undertaking original research and scientific training through an established investigator’s supervision.

    Key Information: Supervisors apply for named students only; started, incompletely funded, or self-funded studentships cannot receive top-up funding.


    Description

    The British Heart Foundation’s Discovery Research PhD Studentships support three-year doctoral investigations alongside training in the scientific techniques needed to carry out the research. The scheme combines a student stipend and tuition support with project-related resources and opportunities to present research or attend relevant scientific meetings, within BHF’s mission to prevent, diagnose and treat heart and circulatory conditions.

    Applications are built around an original hypothesis, supported by background information and pilot data, an experimental design, power calculations, and an explanation of the expected value of the results. An established investigator applies as supervisor for a named student. BHF also considers studentships involving research experience with an industry partner. Funding decisions are made by the Discovery Research Fellowships Committee after consideration of external peer review reports.


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