Applications are open for our MB-PhD Studentships, which allow aspiring clinical scientists to undertake medical degree training in tandem with the research expertise of a PhD in Cancer Sciences.

Cancer Research UK will invest a total of £5.9 million to develop new radiotherapy technologies and techniques over the next five years. In close collaboration with The Christie, the funding will support University of Manchester researchers to discover ways to improve radiotherapy treatments including the use of virtual clinical trials.

The Clinical Academic Training Programme will invest £58.7m at nine research centres including the Cancer Research UK Manchester Centre in partnership with the Christie NHS Foundation and The University of Manchester and The University of Leeds.

Applications are open for our Clinical Research Training Fellowships and Non-Clinical PhD Studentships. Explore our projects and submit an application.

Explore the upcoming seminars, conferences, and other events being organised, or attended, by the Manchester Cancer Research Centre and our partners. Use our filter option below to search events suited to you.

Our Black Leaders in Cancer PhD Scholarship programme enables students from Black heritage backgrounds to pursue a four year fully-funded PhD in cancer with a bespoke mentoring and support package. Applications open soon.