When you undertake a research degree with us, youll be an important part of our research intensive university, contributing to the vitality and vibrancy of our institution as you learn, grow and develop. As a postgraduate research student you will be a key member of one of the Faculty's research programmes, which aim to enhance the health, quality of life and the experience of care of people and the populations in which they live.Our cutting-edge facilities are boosted by our partnership with Norwich Research Park and great connections with our local NHS providers. The campus offers a safe and supportive environment for your research, with everything you need on your doorstep. We have proven research expertise across: Older people and long term conditions, Improving access to healthcare, Community and family health, Addiction, Cancer studies, Clinical science and trials, Epidemiology, Gastroenterology and gut biology, Health economics, Health services research, Medical microbiology, Nutrition, Psychological sciences. The degrees are based on the candidate's own original research which is carried out under the direction of one or more supervisors. The research environment is also enhanced by regular research seminars, often with invited national or international speakers, as well as interdisciplinary workshops and conferences.