Applications for studentships for October 2023 entry are open. Please note that all international awards have been made for our programme for 2023 so we will not be accepting applications from international candidates, as defined by UKRI’s guidance on International Eligibility criteria for UKRI funded studentships
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The Norwich Research Park Biosciences Doctoral Training Partnership (NRPDTP) is a UKRI-BBSRC funded PhD programme developing highly-skilled researchers, innovators and leaders for the future.
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The NRPDTP involves five centres of excellence: the John Innes Centre, Earlham Institute, Quadram Institute Bioscience, The Sainsbury Laboratory and University of East Anglia.
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All our students undertake a placement to develop high-level personal and professional skills for future employability.
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Anne Osbourn has been awarded the 2023 Novozymes Prize for her pioneering work producing important drugs & improving the natural defence systems of plants. The Novozymes Prize recognises outstanding research or technology contributions that benefit ...
Read moreOur video offers an insight into the exciting and stimulating research environment that we offer to students joining the NRPDTP. The breadth of expertise and innovation on the Norwich Research Park allows PhD students to pursue multidisciplinary research with access to excellent facilities for their study.
NRPDTP video