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About CRUK Scotland Institute

Find out what we do, how we do it and why we do what we do.

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Life in Glasgow

Find out about living and working in Glasgow and Scotland.

Our Research

Explore the science at CRUK Scotland Institute. Our research groups, the people who lead them, and how we work.

Operations

The teams and services that keep the Institute running and support our research.

Partners

The networks and organisations we work with to accelerate cancer research.

Careers & Study

Jobs, studentships and opportunities for students at every stage at our world-renowned cancer research institute.

Studentships

PhD opportunities at the Institute

Studentship Vacancies

Open studentships to apply for

Internships

For undergraduate and masters students

Careers

Explore the various roles we offer at our world-renowned cancer research institute. Situated in open parkland on the University of Glasgow’s Garscube campus, the Beatson Institute provides state-of-the-art facilities where researchers can further develop both their science and their careers in a highly collaborative and supportive environment.

Study

The training and career development of early career researchers is an essential part of our mission to support cancer research of the highest standard. We aim to attract the best and brightest scientists and clinicians early in their careers to work with our established research teams, drawing on their experience and also sparking new ideas in an internationally diverse, stimulating and cutting-edge research environment. We have opportunities for High School students, Interns and Graduate Students.

Equality, Diversity and Inclusion at CRUK SI

The CRUK Scotland Institute is core-funded by Cancer Research UK and provides a dynamic, supportive and well-resourced environment for its basic and translational scientists. The Institute is located in a state-of-the-art research building in parkland on the north-western edge of Glasgow and has close ties to the University of Glasgow’s basic and clinical cancer research groups.

Life in Glasgow

The training and career development of early career researchers is an essential part of our mission to support cancer research of the highest standard. We aim to attract the best and brightest scientists and clinicians early in their careers to work with our established research teams, drawing on their experience and also sparking new ideas in an internationally diverse, stimulating and cutting-edge research environment. We have opportunities for High School students, Interns and Graduate Students.