Available PhD Studentships 2012
13 INTERCROSSING PhD studentships in population genetics, informatics and statistics starting in Oct 2012
INTERCROSSING offers generously funded 3-year training - available to candidates from all over the world.
INTERCROSSING are an EU funded ITN ( see http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/mariecurieactions/itn_en.html ), hence EU candidates are expected to apply for training in a different country. We fund PhD studentships that will provide rigorous training in three disciplines hardly ever found together any one young scientist: population genetics, informatics and statistics.
If you wish to register an interest, we strongly suggest that you do so now (we aim to get back to you by the end of Jan 2012):
• email r.a.nichols@qmul.ac.uk
• put 'INTERCROSSING STUDENTSHIP' in the subject
• attach a 1 page CV in pdf format
Further details see: http://intercrossing.wikispaces.com/
Marie Curie Initial Training Network NANODRUG - PhD Studentship (Early Stage Researcher)
Applications are invited for one PhD Studentship (Early Stage Researcher), working under the supervision of Professor David Kelsell at Barts and London School of Medicine and Dentistry, Queen Mary University of London, as part of the Marie Curie Initial Training Network NANODRUG, which is funded by the European Commission, comprising 13 teams from different countries.
Please click here for project description and application guidelines.
The closing date for applications is 27th February at 4pm
Further studentship information
The School of Biological and Chemical Sciences receives funding for approximately 15 studentships each year.
The majority of our studentships are advertised here from November to January, but occasionally additional studentships become available at other times of the year.
We regularly receive studentship funding from the Research Councils listed below, as well as from Queen Mary.
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
Natural Environment Research Council
Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council
Economic and Social Research Council
Eligibility
College funded studentships are available to candidates from the UK, EU and Overseas.
Research Council funded studentships are available to UK and those EU citizens who fulfil the Research Council eligibility criteria [PDF 50KB]
International students are required to provide evidence of their ability in English language. [PDF 19KB]
Information on how to apply will be included with adverts.