Match your CV to master's, PhD and postdoc positions
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Top professors, open positions and universities near your research, and how many more match.
Your Twin fills your profile from it, then shows every match.
See each requirement checked against your degree, grades, English and fee status.
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How do I find positions that match my CV?
Match on your research, not job titles. Supervisors read your thesis, projects and methods first, so search with those, by meaning rather than keywords. ApplyKite's CV matcher compares the research in your CV with 820,000+ professors and 107,000+ positions and shows the closest few free. Before you apply, check each match's grades, English score, deadline and funding for your fee status.
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See what to fix before you apply.
Each requirement, in the opening's words, checked against you, with what to fix.
Imperial College London
Funded PhD in machine learning for biology
2 of 4 requirements met
2 things to settle before you apply
Degree
MetRequired: A first or upper second-class degree in a relevant subject
You: BSc Biology, first class
Programming
MetRequired: Programming experience, ideally Python
You: Python in your final-year project
English
To settleRequired: IELTS 7.0 overall, no band below 6.5
You: IELTS 6.5 overall
Aim for 7.0 overall and at least 6.5 in every band before the deadline.
Funding
Not checked yetRequired: Full funding is for home fee status
You: Your fee status isn't on your profile yet
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Machine learning for biology
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Questions
What is the CV matcher?
The CV matcher reads your CV and finds the master's, PhD and postdoc positions, scholarships and professors that fit your research. Upload a PDF or Word file and see your closest matches free; the file is read once and never stored. Sign in to see every match and check each requirement against you.
What is a CV matcher?
A CV matcher reads your CV and finds the opportunities that fit it. This one matches your CV to open positions, scholarships and professors by what your research is about, not by the exact words you used.
Is the CV matcher free?
Yes. Upload your CV and see your closest matches without an account. Sign in, free to start, to see every match, save them and check your eligibility for each one.
Is my CV private?
On this page your CV is read in memory to find your matches and is never stored or shared. If you sign in and upload it to your account, it is kept private in your documents.
Which files can I upload?
A PDF or a Word (.docx) file of up to 2 MB. You can also paste your CV's text instead of uploading it.
Does it work for master's and scholarships too?
Yes. It matches master's, PhD and postdoc positions, scholarships, and the professors who publish on your topics. You can narrow the results by level and country.
How should I write my CV for a PhD?
Lead with your education and research: your thesis or projects, the methods you used, any papers or posters, and your grades. Keep it to two pages, and name the topics you want to research, since that is what supervisors and this matcher read first.
Read the guide: How to write a CV for a PhD →