As part of the programme, students undertake a 12-week professional internship (PIPS) in an area unrelated to their PhD with a host of their choosing. CASE students also spend at least 12 weeks on placement with their CASE partner. The following student stories highlight the diverse experiences our students have on their placements.
Stuart has experience of a lifetime with Kiwifruit Vine Health in New Zealand. Stuart Woodcock, a PhD student at the John Innes Centre, undertook his internship in New Zealand with Kiwifruit Vine Health (KVH), Mount Maungauni, as a Science and Innovation ...
Thomas Booth, a PhD student at the John Innes Centre, undertook his PIPS at the Government Office for Science in Westminster after having seen the RCUK placements promoted in the PIPS newsletter. This is a highly prestigious scheme and Thom was selected ...
Andre gets a taste of commercial plant breeding for his internship Andre Kuhn, a student at the John Innes Centre, wanted to gain an insight into the methods and approaches used in wheat breeding, a field that he had never worked in, as well gaining an ...
