Students with an interest in the fields of science, policy, exercise and health are invited to apply for an exciting 3-week paid placement (with the potential to extend) with Rosetrees Trust at their Edgware office.
This unique opportunity will give you a first-hand insight into the daily work at a medical research charity. You will work with on their exercise in health programme. Alongside this, you will learn about different areas including research evaluation, data gathering, and grant management.
To apply, send a short paragraph explaining why you would like to be considered for the undergraduate summer studentship, along with your CV, to their Research and Communications Officer, Rebecca Downing: rdowning@rosetreestrust.co.uk
Deadline for applications: Monday 9 March 2020
Flexible start date: June/July 2020
About Rosetrees Trust
Founded in 1987 by Nat and Teresa Rosenbaum, Rosetrees is a private charity that supports cutting-edge medical research. Rosetrees now has a team of 12 people working together to find, fund and follow the best medical ideas, advised by some of the UK's leading scientists.
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