Why study at MOAC?

Learn from world-leading academics, conduct ground-breaking research and become a highly-employable graduate from the University of Warwick.

A number of studentships and scholarships are available (see Funding), and you will enjoy access to a full range of facilities - high-spec laptop, office and laboratory space, generous expenses package.
In addition to this there are wide-ranging opportunities to travel as part of your studies. For example, in the last 12 months, MOAC students have travelled to Austria, Denmark, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, The Netherlands,Portugal, Slovenia, Sweden, Spain and the USA.

Our students have a range of diverse scientific backgrounds. We aim to provide more than just a traditional qualification, by equipping our students with the cross-disciplinary communication and transferable skills necessary to be successful in the competitive 21st century employment market.

A number of courses are available, including our four year interdisciplinary degree programme and a range of MScs. Please take a look around our website to see some of the activities currently happening at MOAC.

Courses

MOAC degree MSc + PhD 4-year interdisciplinary programme: MSc Mathematical Biology and Biophysical Chemistry + PhD Multidisciplinary Science

MSc Chemistry with Scientific Writing
MSc Communicating Multidisciplinary Science
MSc Scientific Research and Communication

Summer Programme: Research and Communication 

Who we are looking for

• You will be interested in becoming a genuinely multi-disciplinary researcher at the interface between the life sciences, the physical sciences, and mathematics, redefining the face of biology in a time where progress critically depends on the ability to integrate experimental and theoretical research skills.
• You will have a strong degree in biology, mathematics, statistics, computer science, physics, chemistry or engineering.
• You will be looking to combine some or all of these subjects in advanced research training, so that you will be optimally prepared for a rapidly expanding field of research.
• You will be looking for a PhD programme encompassing a wide spectrum of disciplines and research techniques so that you can tailor a PhD project to your research interests.

MOAC Director: Prof. Alison Rodger

MOAC Doctoral Training Centre
University of Warwick
Coventry House
Coventry, CV4 7AL, UK
Email: A.Rodger@warwick.ac.uk
Phone: 024 765 74696

MOAC is funded by the EPSRC Life Sciences Interface programme.
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