An external view of the centre for cancer immunology, based at Southampton General Hospital.

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The research institutes and groups at the University of Southampton are among the best in Europe. Our experts cover a range of different disciplines, giving you a wide choice of specific topics from single subject areas.

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Education
Mathematics and Science Education

We have a global reputation for research in the areas of mathematics and science education.
Engineering
Mechatronics

Our research interests include electric machines, microfluidics, ultrasonics, thick-film sensors, and control systems.
Medicine
Medical Education Research

Our research aims to support teaching and learning activities and inform the student experience.
Health science
Medicines Management

Our research provides evidence to support effective management of medicines by patients, carers and health professionals so they are prescribed safely and used by informed patients to manage symptoms and promote health and well-being.
Social statistics and demography
Methodological Innovation: Survey Methods and Official Statistics

Experts in the design and use of surveys, with particular relationships with official statistics, the use of administrative data sources, longitudinal surveys and modelling with survey data.
Biological sciences
Microbiology

Antimicrobial resistance, phages, biofilms, and microbiomes – we explore the complexity of the microbial world.
Microfluidics and Sensors

Microfluidics is the interdisciplinary study of the behaviour, manipulation and application of fluid at the microscale. It underpins the concept of the lab-on-a-chip, where multiple key components and operations are integrated onto one small platform.
Medicine
MINDS-IC

Multidisciplinary Insights and Interventions for Disorders of Impulsivity and Compulsivity
Biological sciences
Molecular and Precision Biosciences

We research how molecular machinery governs cellular life, developing tools to tackle diseases caused when these molecular operations are disrupted.
Medicine
MRC Lifecourse Epidemiology Centre

The MRC Lifecourse Epidemiology Centre (Director, Professor Nicholas Harvey) was established in 2021, following reconfiguration from the forerunning MRC Lifecourse Epidemiology Unit. At the MRC LEC, we study the determinants of musculoskeletal and metabolic disease throughout the lifecourse.