JRF Competition opens for 2025 entry

��ҹѰ�� is currently home to over 30 Junior Research Fellows (JRFs). This group of early career academics specialise in a diverse range of subjects from cognitive neuroscience to anthropology and international development.

The College selects ten new JRFs each year, each of whom bring new ideas to the fore and mentor and inspire our graduate students. These Fellowships include an annual research allowance and dining privileges at ��ҹѰ��. They are usually awarded to candidates who have recently completed their PhD, or an equivalent qualification, or are close to completing it. Candidates from any subject are welcome to apply for a one-year period starting from 1 January, 1 April or 1 October 2025, dependent on funding, with scope to renew for a further two years.

Further particulars and information on how to apply through the CASC Fellowship Application System can be found by clicking through to our JRF page. Applications close on Tuesday 1 October 2024 at midday.

"We welcome early career researchers in all disciplines to join our diverse and inclusive community as JRFs. At ��ҹѰ��, you will learn to see the world in a different way."
Professor Jane Clarke, ��ҹѰ�� President

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A triptych of three plant-themed paintings: the left shows large leaves, the center features a dark forest scene, and the right depicts vibrant, stylized foliage and flowers.

Art Exhibition: 'Life Within Landscapes'

06/09/2024 at 10.00

Explore ��ҹѰ��'s newest exhibition, 'Life Within Landscapes', showcasing works by three Cambridge-based female contemporary artists, inspired by their Caribbean heritage.

Three women are engaged in a panel discussion on stage, seated on armchairs. A microphone, jug of water, and glasses are on the table in front of them.

A Woman's Place is in the Lab: Celebrating Women in STEM

28/09/2024 at 14.00

Celebrate Professor Jane Clarke’s legacy in STEM and join her for a discussion with four female scientists at different career stages about increasing accessibility for women in the field.