These profiles focus on the PhD experience and careers that have been established after the PhD. For PhD application tips and internships visit the resources or student hub pages.

Applying for a PHD

PhD applications take a considerable amount of time ! Many people will spend at least 6 months to a year building the relationships that will help them get into their desired programme. This can be through courses, networking, building academic connections and researching different areas of research and programmes most interested in.

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MRes Oncology to PhD Cancer Sciences

BSc Biochemistry MRes Oncology If all the DNA in your body was put end to end, it would reach to the sun and back over 600 times Journey in 3 Words : Adapting, Growing and Fun My PhD is a non-clinical project titled “Investigating the impact of radiotherapy on the sensitivity of cancer cells to…

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Bsc Biology – PhD Biomechanics to Senior Policy Officer

A naked mole rat’s lower incisors can move independently and even work together like fingers or chopsticks. Exhilarating, Overwhelming, Intriguing I am responsible for providing input and delivering a portfolio of activities focusing on policies linked to scientists. This includes research funding, research integrity and research publication. Equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) has also become…

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Phd Behaviour Genetics to Public Engagement Manager

It’s my job to broker collaborative partnerships between researchers and others who can contribute to research engagement It would take over 90 years to read your entire genome letter by letter (yet your cells are doing it in minutes all the time!) Come full circle In many ways, going to university meant I had to…

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Phd Behaviour Genetics to Public Engagement Manager

It’s my job to broker collaborative partnerships between researchers and others who can contribute to research engagement It would take over 90 years to read your entire genome letter by letter (yet your cells are doing it in minutes all the time!) Journey in 3 Word:Come full circle In many ways, going to university meant…

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