The NRPDTP programme builds on an established history of working in partnership, offering students the opportunity to become part of a vibrant multinational research community within which they can learn from internationally-recognised scientists and contribute to new and exciting discoveries
The Norwich Research Park Biosciences Doctoral Training Partnership is a PhD programme involving the John Innes Centre, Earlham Institute, Quadram Institute Bioscience, The Sainsbury Laboratory and University of East Anglia.
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The NRPDTP offers excellent research opportunities in all of the BBSRC research areas.
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The partners of the NRPDTP offer a range of state-of-the-art facilities for postgraduate research.
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The NRPDTP training and development programme delivers a student-centred, inclusive and responsive pathway that is individually tailored around high-value mandatory core elements and diverse transferable skills.
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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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Our alumni are working in a wide range of careers including research in academia and industry, software development, policy and science communication.
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The NRPDTP aims to create an inclusive doctoral training environment that values diversity, supports successful study and harnesses diverse talent enabling it to flourish.
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Find out more about how non-academic organisations might consider engaging with the programme.
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The NRPDTP is led by the Director, Professor Anne Graham, supported by the NRPDTP Management Board and a dedicated administrative team.
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