Warsaw-4-PhD is a doctoral school established through the collaboration of nine scientific institutes in Warsaw. The school educates doctoral candidates in four disciplines: biology, chemistry, physics, and medicine. It offers a modern educational programme based on individual research plans. Recruitment occurs several times a year for specific research projects submitted by the institutes co-creating the school.
Information about the School can be found on the website warsaw4phd.eu/szkola .
Prof. Dr. hab. n. med. Magdalena Kowalewska
e-mail: Magdalena.Kowalewska@nio.gov.pl
MA / MSc Agnieszka Samborska
tel. 22 546 28 78
e-mail:
Agnieszka.Samborska@nio.gov.pl
Recruitment for the Doctoral Student – Scholarship Holder Position
If you are interested in science and oncology, we invite you to apply on the Warsaw-4-PhD Doctoral School website:
https://warsaw4phd.eu/dla-kandydatow/rekrutacja/
The online application process for candidates to the Doctoral School for the academic year 2026/2027 is open from 24 July 2026 (Friday) to 07 August 2026 (Friday).
We are looking for a candidate for a doctoral position in the Horizon Europe MSCA SPACE-MEL doctoral network.
The project description and candidate requirements can be found on the website:
https://warsaw4phd.eu/yleerdad/2026/07/Project-No.-7.1-Investigating-microenvironment-and-sub-clonal-heterogeneity-of-MuM-upon-progression-professor-Anna-Szumera-Cieckiewicz.pdf
Recruitment for the Doctoral Student – Scholarship Holder Position
If you are interested in science and oncology, we invite you to apply on the Warsaw-4-PhD Doctoral School website:
https://warsaw4phd.eu/dla-kandydatow/rekrutacja/
The online application process for candidates to the Doctoral School for the academic year 2026/2027 is open from 18 May 2026 to 31 May 2026.
We are looking for a doctoral student to undertake a 4-year research project funded under the OPUS NCN grant.
The project description and candidate requirements can be found on the website:
Project 7.1 The impact of periostin (POSTN) on the stromal microenvironment and the development of the neuroendocrine phenotype in prostate cancer (Prof. Dr. hab. Michał Mikula / Dr. Hubert Pakuła)