Applications for the 2025 Jane Street Graduate Research Fellowship (GRF) are now open. The Fellowship supports exceptional doctoral students currently pursuing a PhD in computer science, mathematics, physics, or statistics.
Find out more (applications have closed, but we have asked them to take late requests).
The Disability Advisory Service (DAS) is seeking in-person support workers to work with students supported by DAS. The roles are flexible and can fit in with your own schedule. We need graduate students for the following positions:
Note Takers – particularly those who are familiar with LaTeX and are mathematically literate
Sighted Guides
Library Support workers
Examination Support Workers – both scribes and readers
The current hourly rate of pay is £16.57
Applications for the Oxbridge AI Challenge 2024 close on the 20th of October. Do you have a world-changing idea or early-stage startup, that uses AI, that could change the status quo?
There's more of this hyperbole on the website.
This Career Development Research Fellowship (CDRF) in Mathematical Sciences is a full-time, four year research position with effect from 1st October 2025 or as soon as possible thereafter. It is open to early career researchers who have recently completed or are close to completing a doctorate (and will have submitted their thesis no later than three months before the start date of the post), or who have recently been awarded a doctorate.
OxWEST (Oxford Women in Engineering, Science and Technology) is running a 'what actually is a PhD' evening and we need your help. We're looking for PhD students to come and speak to undergraduates about what doing a PhD actually entails and answer any questions they may have to help them answer the dreaded question of 'should I do a PhD?'
Come by to G & D's on St Aldate's on Friday 1st November (week 3) at 8-10pm.
12 noon - 4 pm, Friday 11 October, Examination Schools
Meet representatives from over 60 recruiting organisations, explore the jobs and internships open now for applications, and gain insight into the diverse careers available in the finance and consulting sectors. Specialist Oxford University careers advisers will also be present at the Fair, so you can find out more about how they can support you on your career journey. Find out more
Wondering what the University Counselling Service does for DPhil students? Reflecting on how best to manage your work/life balance for the forthcoming academic year? Worried about your wellbeing or mental health? Or just interested in finding out more about individual counselling, wellbeing workshops, or therapy groups? If so, you are very welcome to meet the Counselling Service in the Radcliffe Science Library Wellbeing Room. Tea, coffee, and biscuits provided. No booking necessary.