The DPhil in Renewable Energy Marine Structures provides graduates with the opportunity to develop in-depth knowledge, understanding and expertise in the design and development of renewable energy marine structures. The programme provides a comprehensive state-of-the-art training encompassing taught modules and advanced research based in the University laboratories. The Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) is run in collaboration with Cranfield University though you will be based in the Department of Engineering Science at the University of Oxford for the majority of your degree. The main area of interest at Oxford is in geotechnical engineering, though applicants working in the wider area of civil engineering with applications to renewable energy marine structures are also welcomed. The CDT in Renewable Energy Marine Structures will provide graduates with in-depth training and an exposure to research and development problems of vital interest to industrial and academic partners. The graduates will benefit from a progressive increase of responsibility and external exposure to make them well equipped for leadership roles in industry, both nationally and internationally. Graduates may also progress into post-doctoral positions to further develop their research and career.