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Eligibility

These studentships are open to candidates with a first or upper second class degree, who are settled in the UK and have been resident for three years. BBSRC awards criteria for eligibility can be found here:

Information on the BBSRC web site

Applications for BBSRC Quota or CASE studentships

Candidates are asked to complete a brief form which confirms eligibility (see link below) and submit this with an up-to-date CV to the project supervisor in the first instance (you will find the supervisor’s email contact details and the studentship type and duration on each project outline, note that the application route will differ for the Nottingham link studentships. You are welcome to contact the supervisors to discuss the project before making your application.

Eligibility form

If any of these projects interest you, we suggest you make your application now.

Applications for LAT / Reading Studentship

If you wish to apply for a LAT/Reading Studentship please submit your CV with a covering letter addressed to the Rothamsted supervisor by 24 February 2012 along with the brief eligibility form, above.

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Further details	Life as a postgraduate

National Capabilities

Rothamsted Research receives
strategic funding from the BBSRC

• BBSRC Institutes

• Babraham Institute
• Institute for Animal Health
• Institute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Sciences
• Institute of Food Research
• John Innes Centre
• Rothamsted Research
• The Genome Analysis Centre
• The Roslin Institute