The regulatory mechanisms of 3’ UTR introns in stem cell differentiation at University of Sheffield 2025

PhD Studentship on 3’ UTR Introns in Stem Cell Differentiation

Eligibility:

• The PhD Studentship in RNA Regulation is open to both international (including EU) and UK students.
• Applicants should have, or expect to obtain, at least an upper second-class honours degree or its equivalent in biological, chemical, physical sciences, or mathematics.
• International applicants are encouraged to ensure they meet the necessary requirements for their home country.
• Exceptional international candidates may be considered for full studentships through a competitive selection process.

Application Process:

• To apply for the PhD Studentship in RNA Regulation, prospective candidates need to complete the expression of interest form by the deadline of 14th March 2025.
• Applicants can apply for up to three projects within the Yorkshire Bioscience Doctoral Training Partnership (YBDTP) across different universities.

Value or Benefit:

• This fully funded studentship provides a tax-free UKRI stipend of £19,237 (2024/25) annually, along with coverage for research costs and UK tuition fees.
• International students must ensure they have sufficient funds for visa, NHS surcharge, travel insurance, and travel expenses.