Edinburgh Clinical Academic Track (ECAT)

TRACC programme for clinicians

The TRACC (to Train and Retain Academic Cancer Clinicians) programme - Cancer Research UK Edinburgh and Glasgow Centres’ clinical academic training programme in cancer - was initiated in 2019. The programme enables clinicians who have already completed their medical degree to develop an academic career and undertake a clinical research training fellowship, leading to the award of a PhD. This is done in parallel to their core activities in the clinic and achieved through flexible clinical lectureships and personalised mentoring by experienced clinical academics.

 

 

TRACC clinical research training fellowships

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Clinical Research Training Fellowships with PhD

CRUK case studies

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Read about some of our past and present ECAT-linked CRUK fellows

Eligibility & application procedure

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Find out if you are eligible and how to make an application