PhD in Environmental Research in Glasgow United Kingdom | University of Glasgow

Our research focuses on three key areas: Isotope Geosciences, Isotope Biochemistry & Radiometrics, and Environmental Chemistry & Radiocarbon.
The Scottish Universities Environmental Research Centre (SUERC) houses cutting-edge analytical technology to tackle significant challenges in environmental, earth, and life sciences. Students receive specialized training in analytical science and gain hands-on experience with our extensive equipment and technical resources.
Our team includes around 40 academic staff, research assistants, fellows, and postgraduate students engaged in RCUK, EU, and industry-funded projects. We manage several NERC national facilities and maintain strong collaborations with the Universities of Glasgow and Edinburgh, while also welcoming international researchers.
Pursuing science or engineering at the master's or research level at the University of Glasgow means joining a Graduate School committed to exceptional student support. Our Graduate School fosters a world-class academic environment that inspires intellectual growth, cultural contribution, and leadership development. With over 750 students from 50+ countries, we cultivate innovation across disciplines while building a vibrant, inclusive academic community.