Join a groundbreaking PhD project focusing on nutrient utilization in Mycobacterium tuberculosis at the University of Manchester. This fully funded position allows home students to engage in impactful research to combat a leading global health crisis.

This fully funded 3.5-year PhD position is available for home students interested in pathogen biochemistry. The successful candidate will receive a stipend of £21,805 for 2026/27, with anticipated annual increases and tuition fees covered. This research aims to explore how nutrient transport mechanisms affect the survival and adaptation of this pathogen, crucial for developing effective therapeutic approaches against tuberculosis.

Key Responsibilities:
• Research nutrient transport in Mycobacterium tuberculosis




• Apply microbiological and analytical techniques
• Analyze biochemical pathways related to pathogen survival
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams
• Contribute to publications in renowned journals

Requirements:
• 2.1 UK honours degree or equivalent
• Master’s degree in relevant field preferred
• Keen interest in pathogen research
• Previous experience in microbiology beneficial
• Desire to tackle major health challenges

Seize the chance to enhance your research skills and contribute to global health at the University of Manchester.
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📌 PhD Studentship: Tuberculosis Nutrient Utilization (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Emerging Scholars Council
📍 Nova Scotia