The Institute of Cancer Research and Imperial College London are pleased to announce that funding will be available for their non-clinical Convergence Science PhD Programme. Studentships will be for four years commencing in October 2019.
To apply for these PhDs you should be a graduate or final year undergraduate and hold or expect to gain a first or upper second class honours degree or equivalent,
Successful candidates will undertake a four-year research training programme under the guidance of a supervisory team of world-class researchers, starting in October 2019. Projects and their supervisors are listed below.
Students receive an annual stipend, currently £21,000 per annum, and project costs paid for the four-year duration. The funding covers course fees at the Home/EU rates (funding for overseas fees is not provided).
Four cross-institutional PhD projects are listed below. All are jointly supervised by the ICR and Imperial College London supervisors. You can find details of how to apply at the end of the project list.
Important dates:
- Applications for our ICR/Imperial Convergence Science PhD studentships are now closed.
- Interviews took place on Wednesday 30 January 2019.