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Bioscience PhDs without animals

Find yours with help from Replacing Animal Research

Biomedical research and testing for the benefit of human and animal health does not have to involve animal research. This tool has been set up by the charity Replacing Animal Research to help students search for PhD opportunities that do not involve animal use and provide a platform for researchers to advertise these projects.

Replacing Animal Research is a UK based charity that have been working to further the replacement of animal use in biomedical research for over 50 years.

How to use the platform.

If you are looking for a PhD Project you do not need to login or have a profile to search this platform.

  1. Use the search bar or click on the icons below to search for different PhD projects opportunities in different areas. To view all projects on the platform, click the magnifying glass icon.
  2. Once you have pulled up search projects, you can filter the projects by subject area, university, location, funding type, Full/part time and application deadline.
  3. Once you have identified a project of interest use the ‘Useful URL’ or ‘Supervisor email’ to contact the Project supervisor or relevant person to get more information or apply.

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If you are a supervisor looking to post a project please click on the ‘Supervisor Login’ page for instructions on how to do this

Find a PhD

Search all projects by clicking the search icon above

Circulatory System
Endocrine System
Digestive System
Homeostasis
Immune System
Nervous System
Reproductive System
Respiratory System
Musculoskeletal System
Infectious Disease
Cancer
Toxicology
Veterinary
Other

Disclaimer: Whilst we have in place admin approvals to help ensure the content of this site is up-to-date, this platform is a signposting and awareness raising tool. Replacing Animal Research do not accept responsibility for the content or validity of the projects displayed here and advise those looking for projects to follow up with the University contact details provided.