PhD in Physics

Royal Holloway, University of London and the National Quantum Computing Centre are offering a fully funded doctoral studentship from October 2026 under EPSRC’s Industrial Doctoral Landscape Awards./nThis position is a collaborative studentship between Royal Holloway, University of London and the National Quantum Computing Centre. The position will be registered and hosted at the university, within the group of Dr. Kay. The student will also have a co-supervisor at the NQCC who is an expert in the field. Over the course of the studentship, students will be offered a minimum of three months to work at the NQCC with relevant research teams./nThe award funds a full-time post for 4 years (48 months), including time spent at NQCC, covering full-time tuition fees, and full maintenance for home students. This stipend is at an enhanced rate of £4000/year over the National Minimum Doctoral Stipend, plus London weighting. There is also provision to support engagement with the NQCC and academic travel.