Jobs at the Early Cancer Institute will usually be within the Department of Oncology. Current vacancies can be found at:
University of Cambridge Jobs: Department of Oncology
The Early Cancer Institute at the University of Cambridge is the UK's only Institute dedicated to early cancer research. Our highly multidisciplinary groups are working to take early detection innovations from bench to bedside and move the world beyond the fear of cancer.
There are currently twelve research groups at the Early Cancer Institute (ECI), based on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus, the largest bioscience ecosystem in Europe. Our community brings together researchers from biological, physical, mathematical, social, medical, and computer sciences. These multidisciplinary team members are focused on a single goal: the prediction and prevention of cancer. Leveraging world-leading expertise across these fields, we are working together to dramatically increase survival rates while reducing healthcare costs across all tumour types – especially those with the poorest outcomes.
The ECI is a friendly and welcoming place to work with many opportunities for training and career progression. There are a number of events and talks organised throughout the year such as our Seminar Series, Annual Symposium and internal 'Work In Progress' talks.
The ECI Clinicians, and ECI Postdoc Societies arrange regular talks, training and networking sessions and there is also a fantastic Science Book Club.
Other events include the ECI Away Day for all staff and students, the popular annual Garden Party and opportunities to get involved in public engagement such as the Cambridge Festival.
The building housing the Institute is currently undergoing a radical and ambitious redevelopment, turning it into a state-of-the-art facility which will allow our world-leading scientists to achieve their vision.
Current Vacancies
Jobs at the ECI will usually be within the Department of Oncology. Current vacancies can be found at:
University of Cambridge Jobs: Department of Oncology
We also have staff working across many sites and departments within the University such as Surgery, Medical Genetics and Physics and within the NHS.