THOMAS YOUNG CENTRE:
THE LONDON CENTRE FOR THEORY AND SIMULATION OF MATERIALS
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YOUR PHD IN THE THOMAS YOUNG CENTRE
Some of the many reasons for doing your PhD in a TYC research group:
- World-leading research groups
- Excellent graduate education and training
- Lively programme of seminars, workshops and other events
- Large supportive community: easy to meet other students
- Strong links to international academia, government, industry: helpful to your career
Supervisors in TYC research groups advertise their PhD positions but often there are further opportunities available by directly contacting group supervisors.
You are encouraged to contact the supervisors informally by e-mail to find out about any available opportunities, obtain more details, and to find out if your qualifications are suitable. It is always a good idea to attach your c.v. when you first make contact.
The leaders of TYC research groups always welcome enquiries about PhD positions in their groups - either those listed online or others that may be available. Many of the groups can offer studentships that are funded by UK or overseas research councils, by collaborations with government or industry, by international partnerships, or by Centres for Doctoral Training.
Read on for more details...
Potential students can either apply to do their PhD in one of the Centres for Doctoral Training, or with a chosen supervisor in an academic department.
The main Training Centres relevant to TYC include:
* The CDT in Theory and Simulation of Materials at Imperial College
* The EngD Centre in Molecular Modelling and Materials Science at UCL
Read on for more details, including how to apply...
A list of courses relevant to PhD-level research in the Theory and Simulation of Materials, with brief information about the aims of the course, contact details of the course organiser, time when the course is given, and a note about whether the course is open to students at all London Colleges
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