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Research training for life science graduates The Cancer Research UK Scotland Centre offers a number of fully funded 4-year PhD studentships, providing the opportunity to undertake doctoral research within a range of leading laboratories. Each studentship includes a tipend of £22,894 per year from 01 October, along with full tuition fees and research costs.
The programme brings together world-class researchers and clinicians across the University of Edinburgh and the University of Glasgow, including the Edinburgh Cancer Research, the CRUK Scotland Institute, and the School of Cancer Sciences. This collaborative environment supports a vibrant, interdisciplinary PhD experience, spanning fundamental discovery science through to translational research.
Students benefit from access to cutting-edge facilities in genomics, mass spectrometry, advanced imaging, single-cell & spatial technologies, and computational biology. One CRUK-funded studentship is available for entry in October 2027 as part of the Black Leaders in Cancer programme. Successful applicants will be registered at the University of Glasgow.
We welcome applications from outstanding graduates with at least an upper second-class degree (or equivalent) in a life sciences discipline, a strong interest in experimental research, and a clear commitment to a career in cancer research. Applicants must also meet the relevant English language requirements.
Black Leaders in Cancer in PhD studentships As part of Cancer Research UK’s commitment to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in Research, they have developed the Black Leaders in Cancer programme in consultation with the research community and in close collaboration with expert partners, Black in Cancer and the Windsor Fellowship.
This programme provides a unique opportunity for students from Black heritage backgrounds to pursue a 4-year fully funded PhD in cancer research. Those students will benefit from being part of our CRUK Scotland Centre’s training and research environment and from a comprehensive programme of mentoring, career support, leadership training and networking led by the Windsor Fellowship and Black in Cancer .
By helping candidates from Black heritage backgrounds build their career in cancer research-related fields, this exciting programme is designed to make an immediate and tangible impact on the diversity of the research workforce.
This programme fully funds a four-year PhD studentship, including: a tax-free stipend of £22,894 per annum consumables funding, including budget for researcher development mentoring, career support, leadership training and networking – led by the Windsor Fellowship and Black in Cancer, in addition to the support provided by the University of Glasgow, to drive your career forward and realise your full potential to beat cancer.
The programme is aimed at students from Black heritage backgrounds pursuing a PhD in cancer-related fields. This scheme is open to people who self-identify as being from a Black heritage background, including a mixed background, for example: Black African, Black Caribbean, Black Other, Mixed background (to include Black African, Black Caribbean or other Black backgrounds).
You must also meet the general entry requirements for the PhD programme of the hosting University: University of Glasgow: https://www. gla. ac.
uk/postgraduate/research/cancer/#tab=entry Applications will open in October 2026. TRACC Programme for Clinicians TRACC Programme MB-PhD or BDS-PhD Research Training Environment Edinburgh Cancer Research Scottish Genomes Partnership
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Outstanding graduates with at least an upper second-class degree (or equivalent) in a life sciences discipline, a strong interest in experimental research, and a clear commitment to a career in cancer research. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows fully funded 4-year PhD studentship, including a tax-free stipend of £22,894 per annum, tuition fees at UK rates, and consumables funding. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
PhD Studentships is funded by Cancer Research UK Scotland Centre. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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