The Turing Internship Network offers doctoral students currently enrolled in a PhD at a university in the UK or Ireland the opportunity to undertake 3–6-month paid placements at one of the Alan Turing Institute's business partners and collaborators.  

Eligible candidates are current doctoral students studying for a PhD that heavily uses methods or concepts from mathematics, statistics, data science, computer science, AI, ethics or social science and public policy for the policy internships. Candidates should get the approval of their supervisor before making an application. Additional eligibility criteria apply for specific roles.

This recruitment round offers 12 paid internship opportunities in areas of research spanning from data science for legal domain to digital twins, graph machine learning for medicine applications, and public policy for online safety. For detailed information about the internships, the eligibility and how to apply, please visit the Alan Turing Institute's website, here. 

An information session on applying to the Turing Internship Network will take place on Thursday 6 October, to register, please click here.