Research Opportunities
For current academic
training opportunities
Are you looking for the next step in your academic career? Are you interested in finding out more about our clinical, non-clinical and MB-PhD opportunities?
Every year, the Cancer Research UK Manchester Centre offers a wide variety of funded PhD projects to start during the next academic year. Any available projects will be listed below with further information available through the links. You can also filter for the opportunity that best suits your circumstances.
Don't know which opportunity is for you? Find out more on our Training pages
Opportunities to start in 2022 are now available to view. Check back periodically or follow us on social media to stay up to date with our training programme.
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Andrew Sharrocks – Identification of the molecular pathways operational in metastatic oesophageal adenocarcinoma
Andrew Gilmore – Understanding resistance to preventative tamoxifen therapy in women at high risk of breast cancer
Robert Bristow – The role of chromosomal gains in defining clinical aggression in prostate cancer
Andrew Renehan – Disentangling the inter-relationships between type 2 diabetes and measures of adiposity as triggers for early detection of pancreatic cancer: a mendelian randomisation and mediation analysis (UK Biobank)
Adam Hurlstone – Engineering T cells to overcome glucose competition in the ovarian tumour microenvironment
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