Fragen im Vorstellungsgespräch bei University of Cambridge

I was asked what my freiend described me as by the Hr. For the rest it was OK. My language skills excelled and I think that’s helpful. Finally they asked me some technical questions like solving quadratic polynomials

Asked about my undergrad experience, previous work experience, and then many academic questions relating to my proposed research. Friendly interviewers and they made me feel comfortable even online. I interviewed from abroad with a significant time difference, and they took this into account when scheduling.

Colloquio sostenuto tramite zoom. La durata è stata di circa 30 minuti ed erano presenti il docente responsabile del progetto di ricerca, un post-doc e un membro delle risorse umane.

It was a very good experience and the questions were challenging. They were very interesting though and I was able to showcase my problem solving skills It was a very good experience and the questions were challenging. They were very interesting though and I was able to showcase my problem solving skills

I got interviewed by two panels, one comprising of my prospective PI and a junior faculty. The other panel comprised of the program director and an admin person. They asked technical and general questions. Overall the experience was great, very light and pretty much informal.

I had 2 interviews via zoom. The first was with the head of the Neurobiology Division of the LMB. The second was a neurobiology panel with 2 researchers at the LMB. (In addition, some candidates had interviews with their selected supervisors, though as I had already spoken to mine before, she elected to skip this step)

I got contacted for a quick 20-30 min virtual interview. They asked me about my background, the projects I have worked on, my latest publication, why Cambridge, why the Master I choose and those type of questions.

The interview was a short in person interview. Questions about your motivation and technical skills. Also a project proposal was requested. It was not very difficult or very technical. It is good to show passion.

first introduced myself; talked about my previos and current academic progress and research interest, talked about potential reserach projects and supervisor's research interest. asked several basic question in the area; funding etc.

The process took about a month plus. Applied in late November and got invited to an interview. They asked about my experience and how I can contribute to the role. Was asked competency-based and situational judgment questions.