Apply for “Research Assistant/Fellow 2024/2025”
The Brunel University of London is pleased to offer the Research Assistant/Fellow. This program is open to international and UK students interested in pursuing a Ph.D. in Engineering, MSc, MEng, or MPhil at the Brunel University of London. The award amount for this program ranges from £31,411 to £42,155 per year. Several awards are available each year, and all subjects are eligible for the study.
Application Deadline: September
Brief Description
- Organization: Brunel University of London
- Department: Brunel Composites Centre
- Course Level: Postgraduate
- Award amount: £31,411- £42,155
- Number of awards: Several
- Eligible Countries: United Kingdom
- Subjects: All Subjects
- Eligible courses: Ph.D. in Engineering, MSc, MEng, MPhil
- Eligibility: International and UK students can apply.
About
The Brunel Composites Centre (BCC) is looking for a research assistant/fellow with expertise in composites modeling and testing to join our team in Cambridge. BCC is a research and technology center that sits between the knowledge base and industry, offering high-quality research in an innovative environment focused on physicochemical phenomena at the interface of composites with other materials.
Eligibility
The successful candidate will interact with and supervise Ph.D. students undertaking their research at the National Structural Integrity Research Centre (NSIRC) and contribute to the research strands of NSIRC to meet its mission. Amongst the aims of NSIRC is to develop a critical mass of research informed by the needs of industry across the field of structural integrity and to develop novel postgraduate programs to train the next generation of researchers and engineers to support UK science and innovation.
How to Apply
If you are interested in applying to Brunel University London, the closing date is September. You can apply online at the Brunel website. We welcome applications from all backgrounds and communities, and we particularly welcome applicants who are currently under-represented in our workforce.
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