A university graduate could become the youngest ever Brit to hold a PhD after being accepted onto the course – aged 15.
Wang Pok Lo graduated with distinction in his masters MSc in Statistics with Medical Applications after studying in his free time.
The student has now been offered a place at the University of Edinburgh to study a three-year PhD in population health science.
The prodigy earned a first class honours degree in Maths through the Open University in 2017 when he was just 13-years-old.
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