Doctoral Program in Cancerology
Sorbonne University’s interdisciplinary doctoral programs aim to develop and support research areas that go beyond the disciplinary field of a single doctoral school. These programs contribute to the emergence of a community of young researchers trained at the frontiers of knowledge and disciplines. Doctoral students recruited into these programs are attached to and monitored by the doctoral school to which their thesis director is affiliated.
The selection procedure is done in three steps:
- Pre-selection of doctoral research projects by the program’s scientific committee. Only projects validated by the doctoral schools are examined by the program.
- Putting the pre-selected projects online.
- Students apply for these projects, and doctoral contracts are awarded after a jury of experts has heard the candidates.
IUC Interdisciplinary Cancer Doctoral Program
The objective of the doctoral program in oncology at the AP-HP University Institute of Oncology. Sorbonne University (IUC), is to create a synergy between the actors of the AP-HP and Sorbonne University involved in research, teaching and care of patients with cancer and to promote the emergence of a dedicated research community, centered within the IUC.
A multidisciplinary environment dedicated to research, care, teaching and training
Project leaders for the interdisciplinary doctoral program in cancer
Pr Alexandre ESCARGUEIL, alexandre.escargueil@sorbonne-universite.fr
Pr Vincent MARECHAL, vincent.marechal@sorbonne-universite.fr
Pr Joseph GLIGOROV, joseph.gligorov@aphp.fr
Pr Jean Philippe SPANO,jean-philippe.spano@aphp.fr
Dr. Diariétou Ndiaye-Guèye, iuc@upmc.fr,diarietou.ndiaye-gueye@aphp.fr
Contact us
Secretariat :
01 40 77 99 43
Email:
www.iuc-aphp-sorbonneuniversite.com
Address:
Sorbonne University – Faculty of Medicine 91 boulevard de l’Hôpital
2nd floor, offices 234-235 75013 PARIS
Doctoral stipend
Sorbonne University doctoral grant in oncology (applications closed).
The stakes of research in the field of cancer are polymorphous and concern, in addition to the understanding of the processes of carcinogenesis and resistance to specific treatments, epidemiological and even societal issues.
The objective of the doctoral program in Oncology, with the support of the University Institute of Oncology (IUC) of Sorbonne University, is to create a synergy between the actors of Sorbonne University involved in research, teaching and care of cancer patients and to promote the emergence of a dedicated research community within Sorbonne University.
The doctoral program in oncology offers two doctoral contracts to support any innovative research project that will improve prevention, diagnosis, prognosis, treatment, care and/or personalized follow-up of patients.
Eligibility requirements
In order to promote synergy between research teams but also between disciplines (sciences and engineering, humanities and social sciences, medicine), a co-direction of the thesis will be requested. In addition, the thesis director, the main carrier of the project must be affiliated with a laboratory under the supervision of Sorbonne University. Co-directorships with a foreign partner are possible in the framework of a cotutelle. Projects must be validated by the Sorbonne University doctoral school to which the principal applicant belongs.
- Contact
- Selected projects (beginning of May of the current year)
- Results (expected at the beginning of June of the current year – after auditioning the candidates at the end of May of the current year)
Download the PDF: Call for Projects 2022- PDIC.docx (live.com)
Sarah Penalver Gorsd.
The Sarah Penalver Gorsd doctoral grant offers a doctoral contract within the doctoral program in Oncology of Sorbonne University in collaboration with the SIRIC Curamus and the Institut du Cerveau (ICM), in order to support any innovative research project allowing to improve the prevention, the diagnosis, the prognosis, the treatment, the management and/or the personalized follow-up of patients with leptomeningeal cancer.
The selection process for candidates is threefold:
– Validation of a research project by a doctoral school of Sorbonne University and sending it at the beginning of May of the current year to
contact@iuc-aphp-sorbonneuniversite.com
with the following e-mail title: Doctoral Program in Oncology, doctoral allocation SPG IUC AP-HP Sorbonne University
– Pre-selection of doctoral research projects by the program’s scientific committee. The pre-selected projects will be put online from May 20th of the current year.
– Students apply for the projects, and the doctoral grant is awarded after the candidates have been auditioned by a jury of experts. The results of the audition are announced at the beginning of June of the current year.
Download the PDF with all the information