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Add expected salary to your profile for insightsCMRI PhD Scholarship in basic medical researchChildrens Medical Research Institute (CMRI) was Australias first dedicated paediatric research facility and is now one of the worlds most highly regarded independent medical research organisations. Our research focuses on the four key areas impacting childrens health: cancer, genomics and genetic diseases, neurobiology, and embryology.Successful applicants will be awarded a Scholarship, consisting of a generous top-up over the value of a university Research Training Program scholarship for 4 years. Successful applicants will also be expected to apply for an external scholarship with support from CMRI research leaders.Work with a team of dedicated professionalsOur scientists are internationally recognised research leaders and foster excellence in postgraduate training. CMRI graduates are highly sought after nationally and internationally.CMRI is located at Westmead, a major hub for research and medicine in NSW, and is affiliated with the University of Sydney. We are easy to access by public transport.Be proactive in the area of researchthat excites youProjects are multi-disciplinary with training in molecular and cellular biology techniques, with some involving mass spectrometry, proteomics, bioinformatics, genome editing or live cell imaging.For more details about projects, supervisors and CMRI, visit the CMRI websiteWe recommend contacting supervisors directly to discuss projects before applying.EligibilityRequirementsApplicants must hold:a relevant Bachelor''s degree with first or second class Honours, ORa research Master''s degree, ORat least 6 months of supervised research training.Must be available to start a full-time PhD at CMRI within 8 months.International students are eligible to apply, but the CMRI Scholarship does not cover university tuition fees.Upload the completed form as a single PDF to the Portal when completing your application.Applications will not be accepted in the absence of a completed application form.Deadlines:Domestic Students: 31 AugustInternational Students: 31 July** Please note that applications will not be accepted if not filled out through the CMRI application form**The Childrens Medical Research Institute is an equal-opportunity employer. We are dedicated to attracting, retaining, and developing our people. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer, and we embrace diversity and inclusion, we strongly encourage applications from those who identify as being Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander.How do your skills match this job?How do your skills match this job?Sign in and update your profile to get insights.1 in 20 children worldwide is born with a birth defect or genetic disease. Childrens Medical Research Institute (CMRI) is dedicated to advancing the treatment and prevention of childhood diseases, so every child has the opportunity for a healthy start to life.CMRI pioneered microsurgery, immunisations against lethal childhood illnesses and care for premature babies, all of which has improved the lives of countless Australian children over the last 50 years. Today, CMRI is the site of world-leading research in areas such as cancer, neurobiology, embryology and gene therapy.Source: This is an extract from the company''s own website.1 in 20 children worldwide is born with a birth defect or genetic disease. Childrens Medical Research Institute (CMRI) is dedicated to advancing the treatment and prevention of childhood diseases, so every child has the opportunity for a healthy start to life.CMRI pioneered microsurgery, immunisations against lethal childhood illnesses and care for premature babies, all of which has improved the lives of countless Australian children over the last 50 years. Today, CMRI is the site of world-leading research in areas such as cancer, neurobiology, embryology and gene therapy.Source: This is an extract from the company''s own website.To help fast track investigation, please include here any other relevant details that prompted you to report this job ad as fraudulent / misleading / discriminatory.Researching careers? Find all the information and tips you need on career advice. #J-18808-Ljbffr