Paid PhD Internship Opportunities in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence The Alan Turing Institute in United Kingdom

The Alan Turing Institute has opened applications for the next round of its Turing Internship Network (TIN) placements for PhD candidates. These are paid internships lasting 3–12 months, with options for part-time or full-time working.

The available opportunities span data science, artificial intelligence, analytics, and applied research in high-impact settings. Current placements include work with the Ministry of Justice UK on BOLD Prevention Advanced Analytics, HSBC as a Data Scientist, and two The Alan Turing Institute placements in Defence & National Security: Autonomous Systems Hardening using Agents and Advancing Multimodal and Multilingual Information Retrieval Across Languages and Modalities.

This is a strong fit for candidates interested in computer science, statistics, information technology, and related quantitative fields, especially those looking to apply research to real-world challenges and collaborate with innovative teams.

Eligibility: the post explicitly states that applicants must be PhD candidates. No additional language-test waiver, fee waiver, or stipend amount is mentioned.

Funding: the internships are paid. The post does not specify the salary or stipend level.

Deadline: 16 June 2026.

How to apply: Read the internship details via the learn-more link, then submit your application using the apply-now link before the deadline. Select the placement that best matches your research background and interests.