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University College London

Gatsby–Sainsbury Wellcome Centre Joint Neuroscience PhD.

PhDPhDFunded studentship2027 entryStudentshipApplications Open

Application Timing

Apply to Gatsby or SWC by9November2026 17:00GMT and indicate joint consideration.

The Research Opportunity

Combine experimental and theoretical neuroscience through a four-year joint programme. Co-supervised rotation projects help students develop a doctoral question linking laboratory data with modelling and analysis.

neurosciencecomputational modellingmachine learning

Gatsby–Sainsbury Wellcome Centre Joint Neuroscience

Think about a question that benefits from both experimental evidence and a computational explanation.

What the Funding Covers

All nationalities tuition,£30,839 annual stipend at2026/27rate, conference travel; future rate unknown.

Home Tuition Fees
Covered by the Award
International Tuition Fees
Covered by the Award
Living-Cost Support
Stipend Provided
Annual Stipend
£30,839
Expected Start
09-2027

A course offer, a funding award and international fee coverage are separate decisions. Confirm the support that applies to your circumstances.

Entry Requirements and Eligibility

International Applicants
Conditions Apply — Read the Requirements
Published Requirements
A relevant first degree, strong analytical and mathematical preparation and interest in neuroscience. UCL standard admissions requirements and Level 2 English proficiency apply. Apply through a parent programme and request joint consideration.

Before You Apply

  1. Apply through either the Gatsby or SWC parent programme; the joint programme has no standalone application.
  2. Indicate your interest in joint-programme consideration and follow the chosen parent programme’s document requirements.

Official Sources

Official Opportunity Notice

Last checked 11-10-2026. Confirm current details with the university before applying.

Prepare Your Next Step

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Prepare for a PhD Interview

Prepare to explain your research interests, defend reasonable choices and discuss what you still need to learn. Use the invitation to establish the format before practising.

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