Why dont you apply for projects that already have decided titles?

I'm only a masters student...but sounds lke you need to chill out. You won't think productively if you're panicking, and you'lljust make the stuation even worse for yourself.

I'm not so clued up about PhDs. Did you contact your potential supervisor or have you already sent in an application?

Matthew are you wanting to start in 2007?

H- Yeah I still want to apply to oxford too, but I'm not applying to just them.

Nah best not to. Its tempting, but the markers may or may not like it.

I want to do it in Neuroscience. Preferably clinical neuroscience. You?

Are you applying to start in 2007? I sent an email to the dept I want to be in, asking about their projects and the research I've done before etc.

If you're doing a PhD in Brum please tell me what its like, what the people ar elike, the facilities, and graduate opportunities etc.
If you;re doing a sciency PhD, what dept are you in and is your supervisor/research group good/nice?

Lots of questions I know, but thank you!
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Hmm I would stand up to them and say I don't ave the time. Because if he original data is not inconclusive, its not going to make a huge difference to the quality of your thesis which I am sure is really good. Bah social politics. One thing I have learnt from our research workshops at UCL is that you don't have to be heir minion, theres no harm in meeting with them kindly suggesting that this is not such a good idea.

Hey piglet.

Don't stress. Is this just before you submit a smaller sub-thesis orthe entire thesis?

Thats true, thy graduated from medicine in london/oxbridge, not PhD.

Woohoo! Well done matey!

I'm contemplating giving it all up, all my studies...i quit. I'll just get married and have babies.

I know I know, it sounds ridiculous only wanting to do a Phd in Oxbridge or london. I want to do medicine afterwards and I'm wanting to go into neurology. I'm studying Msc clinical neuroscience at the moment. Neurology is realy competitive and thats why I want some academic time in London or Oxbridge.

I'm studying in Queen Square in London at the mo, and all the neurologists here are either from oxbridge or london.

I want to get a PhD in Oxbridge in a neuroscience topic. But the ones at the moment I'm not too interested in. What would they think if I was to take a year out and work in a lab and then apply when some new PhDs are proposed and I could apply at the end of 2007 for 08 entry.

How did it go?