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    MBPhD Studentships

    MBPhD Studentships support students in university MBPhD schemes, funding research projects and scientific meeting travel to advance the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of heart and circulatory conditions.

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    Foundation Grants for Biomedical Research

    Funder: British Heart Foundation

    Due Dates: January 13, 2027, 17:00 (Next deadline) | June 16, 2027 (Following deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Two to three years of stipend, home-rate tuition fees, project consumables and scientific meeting travel

    Summary: Supports student research projects within university MBPhD schemes through funding for studies, investigation costs and relevant scientific meetings.

    Key Information: An established investigator must apply for a named student pre-selected by the university’s MBPhD programme directorate.


    Description

    The British Heart Foundation’s MBPhD Studentships support research projects undertaken within university MBPhD schemes. Awards combine support for the student’s studies with costs directly attributable to the proposed investigation, including research consumables and travel to present findings or attend relevant scientific meetings. Studentships last two to three years, according to the university’s scheme.

    The scheme supports a defined investigation with an original hypothesis, background evidence and pilot data, an experimental design, power calculations and an explanation of the expected value of the results. Supervisors support the student’s research and training, with collaborators involved where relevant. BHF funds research into the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of heart and circulatory conditions, and its Clinical Fellowships Committee decides awards after considering external peer review.


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