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

Recruitment of 15 Faraday Institution PhD researchers for October 2022 start. Find out more and apply now.

Faraday Undergraduate Summer Experience 2022

In the summer of 2022, the Faraday Undergraduate Summer Experience (FUSE) internship programme is providing 56 internships for undergraduate students to undertake paid eight week placements with battery researchers from partner universities. Find out more and apply now.

Job Opportunity: Event Manager

Join the Faraday Institution team and lead on the conception, planning, delivery and analysis of events to meet a variety of objectives.

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

Job opportunities for post-doctoral research fellows and PhD researchers to work on our projects are posted here whenever they arise.

Industry Sprints

Calls remain open for Industry Sprint projects - enabling short-term focused research activity that will lead to outcomes of specific benefit to UK industry.

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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