剑桥大学博士有什么专业？
Cambridge PhD programme is a 3-6 year long course， depending on grant duration. There are over 50 Departments and Faculties across the University offering graduate study opportunities in all fields of knowledge， so there really is no limit to what you can study. The only exception would be if your proposed topic were deemed too similar to an existing project by another student， which may occur in some departments but not others it depends on how much innovation they require from prospective researchers. You will find detailed descriptions of research topics under each department's profile on the University website； this link shows all available subjects for this academic year（2018/19）的PhD applicants。
Here are just two examples of the wide range of subjects that Cambridge offers： I am sure readers here could think of many more！
The Faculty of Engineering offers state-of-the-art facilities in almost every engineering field—— from bioengineering to nanotechnology， robotics to aerospace， and everything in between. And their philosophy is simple： we believe it is essential to provide our students with the highest quality teaching and cutting-edge research facilities as this enables them to gain new insights into their subject area， and equip themselves with the necessary tools to pursue a career in any field related to their degree．
The Science Faculty has more than 50 specialist labs providing world-class facilities for advanced scientific analysis——from human physiology to medical imaging， astrophysics to materials science， and genetics to evolutionary biology. In addition， the University owns or is associated with a number of other large research institutions nearby， such as the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory， which allows its researchers easy access to unique resources.
No matter what department you choose to pursue your PhD in， you can expect the same high level of expertise and excellence from everyone at Cambridge. As a PhD researcher you will join the global network of graduates who have gone on to make significant contributions in their respective disciplines.
In general， entry requirements