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Postdoctoral researchers

We are currently looking for a Research Fellow to cover maternity leave for a year. Detailed information can be found here.

We are also always happy to discuss applications for fellowships or grants to join the lab. Please do get in touch, ideally with a CV and a brief description of your proposed research.

PhD students

We are happy to host PhD students who have been accepted to a PhD programme at UCL or who have secured competitive external funding (no self-funding). If you are interested, please have a look here:

UCL neuroscience / mental health PhD programmes

These are particularly relevant:

Some additional scholarships are available here:

If you have a different funding source in mind, please contact Quentin Huys.

MSc / MRes students

The lab is happy to host MSc and MRes students from UCL programmes. Please contact Quentin Huys and ideally send me a CV and a brief outline of the project you are interested in.

Unfortunately we are not able to supervise non-UCL MSc/MRes projects.

Research Assistants

We do not have openings for research assistants at the moment.

Visitors

Please contact Quentin Huys if you would like to visit the lab. UCL recognizes different types of visits.

  • Research visitor status is available for a short period of 6 weeks – 6 months for collaborative research work. Note this does not provide a formal status at UCL, and is not suitable for students wishing to learn new techniques except within a collaborative research project.
  • Visiting research students. This is appropriate for students who would like to joint UCL for an official exchange programme for a period of 3-12 months. Please note this will incur substantial tuition fees. Please see the main page for details of how to apply for this.
  • Affiliate Academic scheme. This intended “for established academics from overseas who wish to spend a period at UCL, normally of not less than four weeks and not more than one calendar year, pursuing their own research either individually or in association with members of staff of UCL in related fields of interest.” Note this will incur some fees. Details for applying for this are on the main page.

Internships

Unfortunately we cannot currently offer internships.

Interested in computational psychiatry?

If you are interested in computational psychiatry, but not sure what you need to learn / know, have a look at our resources page with some hints. You don’t need to be a pro in all of these, but some experience in at least some of the areas is necessary.