Talented and motivated graduates are encouraged to submit applications for the following PhD Programmes starting in September 2019.
Graduates with backgrounds in:
- biological or biomedical sciences
- physics
- engineering
- chemistry
- mathematics
- or computer science
Are invited to apply to join the Crick PhD Programme. Please see the information contained on this webpage for full details about the application and interview process for the Crick PhD Programme.
Science graduates with an interest in cancer biotherapeutics are invited to apply to join the Cancer Research UK (CRUK) City of London (CoL) Centre PhD Programme. For full information about the application and interview process for the CRUK CoL programme, please go to the CRUK CoL Centre webpages.
Candidates may apply to only one of these programmes, or to both.
What we offer
The Crick PhD studentship includes
- A place on the 4-year Crick PhD Programme
- £22,000 tax-free student stipend (living allowance) per year for 4 years
- 4-years’ tuition fees
Eligibility & academic entry criteria
Candidates of all nationalities can apply for the Crick PhD programme and studentship.
The standard Crick PhD programme and studentship academic eligibility criteria are:
- A first/upper second-class honours degree (or equivalent from a non-UK university) in a relevant subject.
- Appropriate research experience as part of, or outside of, an undergraduate or masters degree course in a relevant subject.
- Appropriate English language skills.
Applications
Before beginning an application, you should:
- Read the information on this page and the how to apply instructions in full
- Find out about the group leaders recruiting PhD students to start in September 2019 and view their recorded talks
- Find out about the group leaders' labs (find a link to each lab on the position page)
When applying, you must:
- Complete all required sections of the application form in full
- Submit your application through our academic recruitment system.
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