Scholarship

Loke Centre for Trophoblast Research PhD Studentships

University of Cambridge - Loke Centre for Trophoblast Research Original Source
Award

Not specified

Deadline

No deadline

Location

United Kingdom

Applicants

individual

About This Opportunity

The Loke Centre for Trophoblast Research (Loke CTR) offers fully-funded 4-year PhD studentships for home or overseas students in placental biology and reproductive science. Founded in 2007, the Loke CTR brings together 30 Principal Investigators with a shared interest in the scientific study of the placenta, early development and maternal-fetal interactions during pregnancy. The Centre provides a dynamic environment for PhD training across multiple Cambridge departments including Physiology, Development, and Neuroscience, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Pathology, and Genetics, as well as allied institutes. Students have access to unique training opportunities including presenting at annual meetings, attending seminars by distinguished scientists, participating in the Placental Biology Course, and receiving support to attend international conferences. PhD students become members of the Postgraduate School of the Life Sciences and are affiliated with one of Cambridge's 31 historic colleges. The studentship covers full funding for either full-time study over four years or part-time study over five years, with students expected to begin in October.

Duration 48 - 61 mo
Decision 3-4 months

Who Can Apply

Region
United Kingdom
Project in
United Kingdom
Applicants
individual

Application Details

Interview

Stages

  1. 1 two_stage

Required documents

cv letters_of_recommendation research_proposal

Review process

Two-stage interview process: first round Zoom interviews with potential PhD supervisors in November/December, followed by shortlisting in December, and second round Zoom interviews with CTR Board of Managers and Directors in early January

Additional benefits

  • training
  • travel_support
  • networking
  • mentorship

Post-award obligations

  • present_findings