The leading centre for research and training, working to tackle climate change and support the UK's energy future. With expertise unrivalled in the UK, the Centre's multi-disciplinary research teams are working closely with industry to help develop its global position in the field and meet ambitious renewable energy targets. The Centre is committed to developing the new wave of highly skilled professionals needed to meet the energy challenge. In 2009, Ten prestigious EPSRC research studentships were awarded to talented engineering and physical science graduates to undertake a 4 year PhD. The Centre is now recruiting graduates to start their PhDs in October 2020. This unique opportunity combines training and research to enable graduates to make the transition into the wind and marine energy sector - a rapidly expanding area in the UK and overseas, with an overwhelming demand for well qualified people. The overall aim of the Research Centre is to meet the needs of the fast growing wind energy industry by providing high calibre PhD graduates with the specialist, generic and leadership skills necessary to lead future developments in wind energy systems. The objectives are to ensure all students from different disciplines gain competencies in core aspects of wind energy systems engineering and understand the socio economic impact of wind energy systems. Studentships are available to UK and eligible EU citizens with (or about to obtain) a 1st class or 2.1 degree or a Masters degree in a Physical Science or Engineering discipline. The studentships will begin on 1st of October each year and cover University fees and a highly competive stipend for four years. The UK Wind Energy Research Centre is based at Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering's Institute for Energy and Environment. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WindMarineEnergyCDT Twitter: https://twitter.com/WindEnergyCDT