Undergraduate Summer Research Training Programme
(1st July – 25 August 2012)
Gain research experience in plant and microbial sciences. Open to students from any scientific discipline.
The John Innes Centre, The Sainsbury Laboratory and The Genome Analysis Centre provide UK and non-UK students the unique opportunity to spend the summer on their research programme. Students are housed together to encourage a community atmosphere and an enjoyable research experience.
Applications for the summer 2012 programme are open until 10th February 2012.
- 8 weeks research training (1st July – 25th August 2012)
- Free accommodation plus weekly stipend of £200
- Follow a programme of training, research, talks, seminars and weekly social events with a group of like minded young scientists
- Carry out research in a world-leading institute and work with internationally recognised scientists
- Work in state of the art facilities
- Gain new skills and laboratory experience
- Join a community of over 300 young researchers
- Enhance your CV
- Spend your summer in the fine City of Norwich
- Use of on-site recreational facilities including outdoor pool, racquet courts and water sports.
- Open to UK and international students
Eligibility
Applicants should be registered on a degree course. Students in their first or final year of study are not eligible.
Quotes from previous Summer Programme Students
View comments from students who participated in the 2011 programme
This Programme is funded by the Nuffield Foundation, Gatsby Foundation, British Society for Plant Pathology, and the BBSRC
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John Innes Centre,
Norwich Research Park,
Colney, Norwich,
NR4 7UH, UK
Telephone: 01603 450 000
Email:usrtp@jic.ac.uk.