PhD Fellowship In Forensic Epigenetics, University Of Copenhagen, 2017

The University of Copenhagen in offering Ph.D. fellowships in forensic epigenetics in the Department of Forensic Medicine.

Eligibility

• The applicants for Ph.D. fellowship in forensic epigenetics, University of Copenhagen, 2017 should hold a masters degree in the fields of medicine, biology, genetics or a related field.
• The candidates should have English fluency and excellent communication skills.
• The applicants with strong background in genetics, biology or related fields are highly preferred.
• The candidates should be able to work in an interdisciplinary environment and travel for conducting experiments abroad.

Selection Criteria

• The applicants for Ph.D. fellowship in forensic epigenetics, University of Copenhagen, 2017 are assessed based on their GPA, personal qualifications, and language skills.
• The candidates are also evaluated on the basis of their interpersonal skills and other professional activities.

Documents required

• The candidates applying for a Ph.D. fellowship in forensic epigenetics, University of Copenhagen, 2017 should submit a curriculum vitae, publications list, and recommendations and references.
• The applicants should submit academic transcripts, grade transcripts of masters and bachelors. A short description of the grading scale should be submitted by the applicants who have a master's degree from abroad.
• The candidates are expected to submit a cover letter stating their interests and qualifications for the project not exceeding 1 page.

What does it offer?

• The recipients of Ph.D. fellowship in forensic epigenetics, University of Copenhagen, 2017 get a monthly salary of DKK 25,759.10 (taxable) and pension contribution.
• The successful applicants are required to apply for Ph.D. at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences. 
• The Ph.D. student is expected to be associated with the graduate program in Forensic Medicine and Anthropology.