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Oxford Cancer

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Oxford Cancer is a city-wide network and partnership between Oxford University and Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust based on the University’s Translational Biomedical Research Campus. It harnesses Oxford’s world-leading cancer research from across disciplines, with the core aim of facilitating collaboration on a local, national and international scale to ensure rapid translation from scientific discovery to treatments for patients. The DPhil in Cancer programme delivered by Oxford Cancer provides research-based doctoral training for cancer researchers from clinical, biological, engineering, mathematics and statistics backgrounds. It is unique and distinctive in offering integrated training across the following themes: Immuno-Oncology;Cancer Big Data;Novel Therapeutics;Early Cancer Detection.

Why study at the Oxford Cancer?

a choice of interdisciplinary cutting-edge cancer research projects.

the ability to gain a working in-depth knowledge of the fundamentals of cancer biology and cancer patient care through advanced level seminars.

a world-renowned research environment that encourages the student’s originality and creativity in their research.

opportunities to develop skills in making and testing hypotheses, in developing new theories, and in planning and conducting experiments.

an environment in which to develop skills in written work, oral presentation and publishing the results of their research in high-profile scientific journals, through constructive feedback of written work and oral presentations.

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About the Oxford Cancer

About the DPhil in Cancer Science Programme

The DPhil in Cancer Science Programme, majority funded through the Cancer Research UK Oxford Centre, awards up to 15 fully funded studentship each year to researchers looking to start their academic career at one of the world’s leading research organisations.

Students receive a world-leading research training experience that integrates an education initiative spanning cancer patient care, tumour biology and research impact;on- course and post-programme mentorship;and a specialised, fundamental, subject-specific training programme that is tailored to individual research needs.

CRUK Black Leaders in Cancer

For the past 2 years, we have participated in CRUK’s Black Leaders in Cancer programme. Funded by CRUK and run in collaboration with the Windsor Fellowship and Black in Cancer, the programme aims to help develop the next generation of Black leaders in cancer research.

This scheme is aimed at students from Black heritage backgrounds pursuing a DPhil in a cancer-related field and is open to people who self-identify as being from a Black heritage background, including a mixed background, for example: Black African, Black Caribbean, Black Other, Mixed background (to include Black African, Black Caribbean or other Black backgrounds).

For more information about studying with us and FAQ's, please visit our website.

Join us for our DPhil in Cancer Science Open Day on Tuesday 1st September at 11:00 am to find out how a DPhil can be incorporated into your undergraduate medical studies or postgraduate clinical training and be the next step in your cancer research career development.

Register to attend the Open Day online via Eventbrite.

Registration closes midday on Friday 28th August.

Students will have access to opportunities across their host department and division, as well as from the DPhil in Cancer Science Programme. The interdisciplinary nature of the programme and the cohort’s diversity across clinical, biological, engineering, mathematics and statistics backgrounds enables students to form connections outside of their local lab environments.

During the first year, students attend a series of seminars and workshops, which are both an education initiative and an opportunity to develop support networks. An example of topics covered includes:

Advanced seminar series: Fundamental Cancer Biology, Early Cancer Detection, Immuno-Oncology, Cancer Big Data, Clinical Cancer Science, Onco-Innovation and an annual student symposium.

Workshops: Patient and Public Involvement, Immuno-Oncology, Cancer Big Data, Early Detection, Collaborative project competition Students also join our mentoring scheme, which focuses on individual career trajectory and achieving personal and professional growth.

You can visit our student profile pages to see what research our current students are undertaking.

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