Hi :)Well I have the same problem, I need to improve my cv for a PhD. If you get any answer here, please give me an advice!!! If you don't mind, send a copy of your CV to my e-mail ( [email protected]). Thank you in advance :)

I have just been accepted for a PhD Studentship next yr, and I know that the money they offer is not that great. I would like to get a bit more money, has anyone got any experience on finding any industry/company sponsership/Intership while doing your PhD?

I want to do my Postdoc in sweeden what is requirement

Dear Sirs,
I'm Dr.Rami from yemen i loocking to have a free schollarship in sweeden cause i have no enough money to pay the fees for registration,so if there any one can help plz do it for me.
Thanks.

hello steve... can i have a copy of yor cv too please...

Hello Steve, could u please send me a copy of your CV too? My email address is: [email protected]. Thanks so much!

I got master degree by research, and I would like do my PHD By part time How I get sponser for my PHD

I did my master degree by research in biomolecular sciences. And I want do phd I looking for scholarship, but its very hard. Is it possible to find a job and do the Phd in the same time.

Yeah, if the supervisor doesn't 'guide you' in the 1st yr your stuffed, is what you're saying VJ!

Hello,
I am a post graduate in medicinal chemistry(M.Pharm) having additional knowledge in structure based drug designing and i want to persue my Phd in the same from india can i persue my Phd in UK.

Think long and hard before deciding to leave your research project. As can be seen from reading the postings on this forum, the number of funded studentships available are far less than the demand for them. The fact that you have already left one PhD project may make it more difficult for you to find another. Having said that, no project is worth it if it is making you miserable. It takes a lot of guts to admit you are not happy and to leave. I think anyone who has ever been involved in PhD research... - Continues below -

...will understand how crucial it is to have good relationships with your supervisors. If you are having problems with your supervision, talk to your Research degrees coordinator, Research support unit or Research administrator. If you feel unable to discuss the matter with them, have a chat with the University student counsellor or chaplain. The University has a duty to ensure that your supervisory team are supportive. I really hope that you can get through these difficulties and can successfully complete your research program. Best of luck.

Hi Steve, appreciate if you could send me one copy of your CV which u had used for applying the PhD... thanks. (my email: [email protected])

After only a few months I feel like quitting my PhD, not because i don't enjoy the subject, it is more of the case that my supervisors are constantly nasty (and bitchy). its an intimidating atmosphere. I am funded so does anyone know if i should quit, and if i do so do i need to pay the studentship back? which is why quitting is more than a passing thought

Well, i'm currently a Phd student, i ve been talking to my mates recently and we've come to the conclusion the higher up you go in the university education heirachy the likelihood of getting a well paid job diminishes. There are other options to making money other thsn a PhD. So have a look around