4 Year Fully Funded PhD Opportunities in Bioscience and Biotechnology

World-class PhD opportunities in Frontiers Bioscience, Bioscience for Sustainable Agriculture and Food, Bioscience for an Integrated Understanding of Health and Bioscience for Renewable Resources and Clean Growth..

The Norwich Research Park Biosciences Doctoral Training Partnership offers PhD studentships at one of the largest, successful centres for biological and biotechnological research and training in Europe. The Partnership has an international reputation for research and provides a centre of excellence for postgraduate training with first class research facilities.

Our multidisciplinary programmes are delivered by the internationally renowned institutions based at the Norwich Research Park, UK: John Innes Centre, Earlham Institute, Quadram Institute Bioscience, The Sainsbury Laboratory and the University of East Anglia. We provide students with the opportunity to access cutting edge technology and research expertise from across the Partnership and to be part of an active and friendly student community.

All students will undertake an internship providing a breadth of experience beyond what can be gained through PhD research alone. Some of our opportunities are CASE Studentships. All CASE research students spend time with a non-academic/industrial partner and, in addition to experiencing the non-academic/industrial research environment, have opportunities for business related training. Building on our strong links with industry and our established successful CASE studentships, these offer a unique collaborative experience.

Funding

The 4-year studentships include a tax-free stipend, university registration fees and research/training funds.

Further Information

All opportunities are for October 2024 start. For further information and funding and eligibility information please visit us at our Norwich Research Park Biosciences Doctoral Training Partnership website.

How to Apply

biodtp.norwichresearchpark.ac.uk/how-to-apply/.

Available Projects

Earlham Institute

John Innes Centre

Quadram Institute

Sainsbury Laboratory

UEA