If you play a role in the management of a summer program for undergraduate students, JYI would like to advertise your program on our website. Clicking this link will send you to a form that requests a title, subject, web link, stipend information, location, and start/end dates.
Many John Innes Centre laboratories welcome undergraduates over the summer period.
Our summer vacation bursaries provide an excellent opportunity to gain first hand experience in an internationally respected laboratory and are particularly useful for undergraduates who may be considering taking up a Masters of PhD studentship after graduating.
Students in the first year of a post-16 science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) course studying at a state-maintained school or college in the UK are eligible to apply. The majority of the placements will go to students from low-income households. We also provide placements to students who do not have a family history of going to university. We make sure no one is excluded on a financial basis by covering students' travel costs and providing weekly bursaries for eligible students.
