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Applications open: Turing Internship Network

The Alan Turing Institute is delighted to share with you the details of a new round of the Turing Internship Network, a programme which is designed in collaboration with our business partners and in the aim of enhancing our training offering for doctoral students.

Internships are aimed at PhD students.

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In order to be eligible for a Turing internship, you must:

  • Be a current doctoral student enrolled in a UK-based university
  • Be studying for a PhD that heavily uses methods or concepts from mathematics, statistics, data science, computer science, AI, ethics and/ or technology
  • Be in the active phase of your studies - that is, you should have already finished your first year of project work (that excludes any taught time, such as a MRes year)
  • Be able to pause your studies for the entire duration of the interns
  • Have significant programming experience and be confident in using relevant packages and toolboxes for the internship requirements. Most internships require knowledge of Python, however that may not always apply
  • Have the right to work in the UK full-time
  • For certain internships, being a British Citizen is a requirement

Please also note that candidates should apply through the Turing application portal as per the below email and info on the Turing Internship Network webpage. Candidates should discuss the possibility of carrying out an internship with their supervisor(s) and/or host university department. Undertaking an internship will involve pausing PhD studies for the entire duration of the internship.

Application deadline: 22 February 2021
 
Queries should be directed to InternshipNetwork@turing.ac.uk 

 

 

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