For general information about how to find a PhD position, we kindly refer to the website of the Graduate School of Life Sciences (GSLS). To find (other) job vacancies at our organisations, go to the website of the Utrecht University, UMC Utrecht, or Hubrecht Institute.
1. Make an appointment with the PhD Coordinator
Once you have successfully applied for a PhD position, you can enroll in a PhD programme within the Utrecht Graduate School of Life Sciences. For more information about starting your PhD at Utrecht University, we kindly refer to their website.
If you want to join the PhD programme Regenerative Medicine, you will need an intake meeting with our PhD Coordinator, Dr. Koen Braat. Please send an e-mail to make an appointment: RM-PhD@umcutrecht.nl
2. Register in MyPhD
PhD candidates are required to register in the university-wide PhD-candidate tracking system MyPhD before a PhD track can start. All involved supervisors and other involved parties then inspect and approve this registration. Please follow the steps here.
3. Fill out your TSA (Training and Supervision Agreement)
Among others, our PhD Course Coordinator will inform you about the Training and Supervision Agreement (TSA). To safeguard the quality of the training and supervision of PhD candidates, the Graduate School of Life Sciences introduced a uniform TSA for all PhD candidates. PhD students in the RM programme are required to fill out a TSA within three months after start of employment. After you have filled out your TSA and obtained all signatures, please send it to our PhD Coordinator for a signature on behalf of the RM programme:
RM PhD program
Regenerative Medicine Center Utrecht
Room E4.35
Uppsalalaan 8
3584 CT Utrecht
The Netherlands
Your TSA will be returned to you by internal mail or can be picked up after it has been approved and signed by the program. It is your own responsibillity to send the original TSA with all required signatures to the Dean of your faculty. Please, also keep a copy of your TSA and give one to your supervisor.
