About the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute
The Cambridge Stem Cell Institute is an international centre of excellence for research into stem cell biology and medicine. Scientists in the Institute collaborate to generate new knowledge and understanding of the biology of stem cells and provide the foundation for new medical treatments.
2 course(s) offered in the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute
Biological Science (Stem Cell Biology) by thesis - MPhil
The Cambridge Stem Cell Institute is a world-leading centre for stem cell research. Its mission is to transform human health through a deep understanding of stem cell biology. Our scientists study stem cell behaviour, both normal and pathological, and use their findings to improve the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases.
The Institute currently consists of 27 outstanding research groups working across three key research themes: Stem Cell States, Stem Cells in Disease, and Stem Cells and Therapeutics.
The Institute offers this MPhil research programme to students under the supervision of a Principal Investigator (Principal Supervisor). During their MPhil, students are based in a research group, supported by their Principal Supervisor and associated laboratory staff.
We welcome applications from postgraduates wanting to work towards an MPhil in any of the labs belonging to the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute (CSCI) - a list of CSCI Principal Investigators can be found on the CSCI website. Successful applicants must meet the University's minimum academic admissions criteria, and applicants are required to contact potential supervisors before submitting an application to discuss their suitability and funding options.
Stem Cell Biology - PhD
The Cambridge Stem Cell Institute (CSCI) is a world-leading centre for stem cell research. Its mission is to transform human health through a deep understanding of stem cell biology. Our scientists study stem cell behaviour, both normal and pathological, and use their findings to improve the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases.
The Institute currently consists of 27 outstanding research groups working across three key research themes: Stem Cell States, Stem Cells in Disease, and Stem Cells & Therapeutics.
The Institute offers this PhD programme of research under the individual supervision of a Principal Investigator (Principal Supervisor). During their PhD, students are based in a research group, supported by their Principal Supervisor and associated laboratory staff.
We welcome applications from postgraduates wanting to work towards a PhD, in any of the labs belonging to the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute (CSCI) - a list of CSCI Principal Investigators can be found on the CSCI website. Successful applicants must meet the University's minimum academic admissions criteria, and applicants are required to contact potential supervisors before submitting an application, to discuss their application and funding options.
2 course(s) also advertised in the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute
Biological Sciences BBSRC DTP - PhD
From the School of the Biological Sciences
The Cambridge Biosciences DTP is a four year fully-funded PhD programme that aims to create highly skilled and employable people. The programme offers training across 23 University Departments/Institutes and 3 Partner Institutes providing access to a wide range of research areas related to the strategic themes of the BBSRC. We offer two types of DTP studentships:
Targeted
iCase
During the programme, DTP Targeted students will undertake two ten-week rotations in different labs before commencing their PhD. They will receive training in a variety of areas including but not limited to statistics, programming, ethics, data analysis, scientific writing and public engagement. Students will also undertake a 12-week internship (PIPS).
iCase students are not required to undertake rotations but may do so if they feel that this training would be useful. They must undertake a placement with their Industrial Partner for a minimum of three months and a maximum of 18 months.
Students will be expected to submit their thesis at the end of the fourth year.
Part-time study, whilst not the norm, may be viable, depending on the project, and will be considered on a case by case basis so please discuss this option with your proposed supervisor before making an application for this mode of study.
Stem Cell Medicine - MPhil
From the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute
The Cambridge Stem Cell Institute (CSCI) is a world-leading centre for stem cell research. Its mission is to transform human health through a deep understanding of stem cell biology. Our scientists study stem cell behaviour, both normal and pathological, and use their findings to improve the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases.
The Institute currently consists of 28 outstanding research groups working across three key research themes: Stem Cell States, Stem Cells in Disease, and Stem Cells & Therapeutics.
The Institute offers this Masters (MPhil) course to students under the supervision of a Principal Investigator ('Principal Supervisor') for their research project. During the MPhil, students are based in a research group, supported by their Principal Supervisor and associated laboratory staff.
We welcome applications from individuals wanting to work towards a Masters (MPhil) in any of the labs belonging to the CSCI - a list of CSCI Principal Investigators can be found on the website.
Successful applicants must meet the University's minimum academic admissions criteria.