NorthWestBio PhD Studentship: Bioscience Research Program in Scotland

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NorthWestBio PhD Studentship: The NorthWestBio PhD Studentship is now open for applications at partner institutions including the University of Glasgow, University of Lancaster, Queens University Belfast, and University of Strathclyde. This opportunity is part of the DFG-funded Priority Programme SPP 2237 “MAdLand: Molecular Adaptations to Land,” providing funding for tuition fees, a stipend, and laboratory expenses.

Summary Table:

Position TypePartner InstitutionsFundingApplication Deadline
PhD StudentshipUniversity of Glasgow, University of Lancaster, Queens University Belfast, University of StrathclydeBBSRC NWB grantFriday 9th February 2024

Study Area: Themes for available projects include Animal Biology in Health & Disease, Underpinning Bioscience Discovery, Understanding Pathogens, from Molecules to Phenotypes, and Plant Health, Resilience, Yield & Growth.

Scholarship Description:

NorthWestBio PhD Studentship: Bioscience Research Program

The studentship supports bioscience research with a focus on the aforementioned themes. Successful candidates will have the opportunity to apply for up to three projects in different institutions. The program aims to foster a collaborative and competitive research environment, with shortlisted candidates being interviewed for their preferred project.

Eligibility: Applicants must have obtained or be about to obtain a first or upper second class UK honours degree or its international equivalent in an appropriate area of science. The recent update in UKRI guidance allows international students to make up to 30% of the cohort each year.

Required Documents: Applicants are required to upload the following supporting documents at the point of application:

  1. NorthWestBio Recruitment Information Form 2023/2024
  2. CV/Resume
  3. Degree certificate (if graduated prior to 1 July 2023)
  4. Academic transcript
  5. Passport (scan of the photo page)
  6. Personal statement (motivation for selecting the program and its impact on career development)
  7. Details of referee 1 (academic knowledge from most recent study/programme)
  8. Details of referee 2 (academic knowledge)
  9. English language proficiency certificate (if applicable, details in the section: College of Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences)

How to Apply: All applications must go through the UofG application portal. Applicants should look at available projects, select desired ones, and include project details in Section 2 of the application. Shortlisted candidates will be invited for interviews where they will present their experience and fit for the program.

Last Date: The application deadline is Friday 9th February 2024. Offers will be communicated to successful candidates in late April 2024.

For further information, please contact: northwestbio@glasgow.ac.uk

Application: [APPLY HERE](link to the application portal)

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