Registration will cover extensive pre-recorded course content, live short talks by selected participants, Q&A live sessions (which will be recorded and available), and networking events over 5 days. The majority of this content (excluding the live short talks) will be available on demand for two months afterwards, to suit life commitments and participants within different time zones.
The course will be limited to 250 participants.
Course fees (2024)
- £125 Students
- £150 Post-Docs
- £300 Medical & Veterinary Health Professionals and Group Leaders
- £500 Industry colleagues
Bursaries/Scholarships
A small number of full or partial bursaries/scholarships will be available to eligible candidates based on need.
Please do NOT register for the course until bursary allocation announcements have been made. (A number of course places are held back to ensure any bursary award places and unsuccessful submissions are able to register on the course).
Fellowship Workshops
For 2024 there are two workshops, tailored to career stage – places are limited so participants will be required to register in advance.
- Early/mid career fellowship application workshop - 11th September (11.00 – 13.00h UK BST)
- Junior fellowship application workshop - 13th September (11.00 – 13.00h UK BST)
These interactive sessions will involve thinking carefully about what a fellowship is and what’s needed to secure one. Giving participants the knowledge and skills to apply for a fellowship so they are most competitive and increase their chance of attaining one. Particularly aimed at those who are keen on an academic research career path.
5-minute Research Presentation opportunity
One of the most exciting aspects of the course is the opportunity for participants to give a 5-minute flash talk presentation on their research to the course lecturers and participants. This provides a great platform for networking with fellow attendees and our course lecturers. Our previous participants have consistently rated this experience as the highlight of the course, and we strongly encourage you to take part.
If you would like to be considered to give a 5-minute presentation on your research, please send a 150 word abstract (authors and affiliation information is not included in the word count) to course administrator by 8 July 2024.
Applicants will be notified shortly thereafter.
Meet and Greet Sessions
We will host virtual, informal Meet and Greet sessions with CTR PIs on the final day of the course. This is a great opportunity to discuss opportunities for collaboration and training, as CTR group leaders are eligible to supervise CTR-funded PhD students and to sponsor Next Generation Fellows. Registration will be required for these sessions.
Contacts
Please contact the course administrator if you need further information or have any queries.