Programs What are the typical PhD application deadlines in the northern hemisphere?

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PhD application deadlines in the northern hemisphere vary significantly by region and program. In the UK, particularly for physics, deadlines typically range from January to March. In the US, deadlines are generally earlier, with specific programs like the University of Colorado having a January 1 deadline. Other notable institutions such as Berkeley, UCLA, and Stanford set their deadlines around December 15 and 16, while the University of Michigan's deadline is January 15. Most graduate programs finalize their decisions and extend offers by April 15.
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Hi all,
When are the deadlines for PhD applications in the northern hemisphere?
 
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In the UK, I think (physics at least) deadlines vary from January to March.
 
In the US application deadlines are typically earlier, but it varies by the program. My graduate program (University of Colorado) had a deadline of Jan 1 this year. I notice Berkeley, UCLA and Stanford had deadlines of Dec. 15 & 16, and University of Michigan had a deadline of Jan 15.

Most graduate programs make decisions/offers by April 15.
 

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