PhD Studentships for International Students at Institute of Cancer Research in UK

institute and university
located in London, United Kingdom, specialised in oncology, and a constituent
college of the University of London.

• To
  be eligible to apply for a PhD at the ICR, you must possess or expect to
  obtain a degree in a relevant subject — either an undergraduate degree (at
  UK First or Upper Second class honours level, or an overseas qualification
  of equivalent standard) or a Master’s degree (either a UK Master’s or an
  overseas qualification of equivalent standard).
• If
  you have not yet completed the relevant qualification then you are
  expected to be in your final year of study, and to nominate an academic
  referee from your institution who can confirm the classification you are
  on track to achieve. Note that our standard expectation from the
  undergraduate study is a First, but we will consider candidates with a
  good Upper Second.
• Candidates
  are also expected to have experience of relevant laboratory or research
  work. One of your referees must be able to comment on your research
  experience.
• Candidates
  whose first language is not English must be able to demonstrate a
  proficiency in English to the equivalent of an IELTS score of 7.0, with a
  minimum of 6 in any one component. Students without a valid IETLS score
  should have either education experience in English (minimum 1 year) or
  work experience (minimum 18 months), and be able to satisfy Home Office
  visa criteria where necessary.
• Please
  note the Home Office visa criteria for English language eligibility is
  either for applicants to be from or have studied an appropriate academic
  qualification in a majority English-speaking country, or have passed an
  approved English language test (the full visa guidance gives details of
  countries that are recognized as majority English speaking countries).