Opportunities

There are multiple ways of getting involved with the Faraday Institution’s mission to electrify the UK’s economy--whether you are student, you have a career in science or engineering, or have an interest in battery research and innovation from an industrial or policy perspective.

Current opportunities

PhD Studentships

Looking for a battery related career that contributes to creating a sustainable future? Keen to join a dynamic community of pioneering battery researchers seeking to find solutions to support a fully electric future? We're recruiting into 14 PhD studentships for an October 2021 start.

Contracts & Compliance Administrator

We're looking appoint a well-organised and versatile individual to this new role designed to support the growth of Faraday Institution activities and to ensure high professional standards are maintained.

Undergraduate Internships

Topics for our 50 Faraday Undergraduate Summer Experience (FUSE) internships have now been announced.

Industry Fellowships

Calls are open for an innovative programme that will strengthen ties between industry and academic battery researchers in the UK.

Entrepreneurial Fellowships

Faraday Institution Entrepreneurial Fellowships are intended to facilitate the creation of new business opportunities that have emerged from Faraday Institution research programmes or other closely related activities.

Job opportunities – research

Our member universities are still hiring post-doctoral research fellows and PhD researchers to work on the 5 new projects we launched in 2019.

OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDUSTRY ORGANISATIONS

The Faraday Institution welcomes approaches at any time by industry organisations that would like to get involved with our research projects.

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