The MPhil in Complex Living Systems at the University of Exeter offers a unique interdisciplinary training programme for aspiring researchers seeking to understand life's intricate mechanisms. You will explore leading-edge approaches including genome editing, advanced imaging, stem cell biology, mathematical modelling, neuroscience, and single-molecule technologies. This Masters degree is designed for intellectually curious students who wish to bridge traditional disciplinary boundaries and develop a personalised research project, guided by a supervisory team from diverse scientific backgrounds.
This full-time, on-campus MPhil, typically studied over three years, provides a modern and inclusive environment dedicated to your development. You will have the opportunity to formulate your own research questions and projects, benefiting from a fully funded place that includes a personal stipend and training budget. You will graduate with advanced research skills and a deep understanding of complex living systems, preparing you for doctoral studies or a career in scientific research and innovation.