Find out more about our AAPS CDT and how you can apply for a fully-funded studentship.
Combine distinctive training with doctoral research in automotive propulsion to equip you to become the research and technology leaders of the future.
We offer a range of fully-funded research projects in our CDT. Find out about our latest opportunities.
You can apply to AAPS from 1 October to 30 June each year. Find out more about our application process and whether our CDT is the right fit for you.
Find out about how your organisation can benefit from collaborating with our students and academics.
We are looking for industrial support for the following projects.
There are many ways you and your organisation can work with our Centre for Doctoral Training in Advanced Automotive Propulsion Systems.
Find out more about our academic and professional staff and their areas of expertise and experience.
We are academic staff with expertise in mechanical and automotive engineering.
Our CDT draws on a pool of potential PhD supervisors from academics with a range of research expertise across the University.
PhD students who started at the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Advanced Automotive Propulsion Systems (AAPS) in 2019.
Read about our activities, research and projects.
AAPS CDT student, Thomas Barthelay, blogs about how his class used toy catapults to see if they could measure multiple variables in one experiment.
Our Centre for Doctoral Training in Automotive Propulsion Systems brings together students to support the transition into a smarter, more sustainable future
Academics, industry partners and students have come together to celebrate the launch of the new CDT in Advanced Automotive Propulsion Systems (AAPS).
The University of Bath has been awarded significant funding to establish a new Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Advanced Automotive Propulsion Systems.
Professor Marcelle McManus has been named the Most Inspirational Woman in STEM in the West.
We offer a four-year doctoral training programme in Advanced Automotive Propulsion Systems. Students train in the skills needed to take the automotive sector in a new direction.
If you have any questions about working with us or our PhD programme, please get in touch.
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