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Industrial placements

The Wessex One Health (WOH) DLA includes both professional internships for PhD students (PIPs) and CASE studentships. Industrial placements can offer many advantages to your PhD journey including real-world applications and broader skill sets. 

We have placements are directly related to your PhD (CASE) or that are not (PIPS). Interested? More details and the range of current exciting opportunities are below. These also include our collaborative partner National Physics Laboratory (NPL) a pioneering centre of innovation in engineering biology, biophysical measurement, quantification of intracellular and extracellular processes and cutting-edge imaging technologies.

Professional internships (PIPs)

For the 3rd year placement, Wessex One Health (WOH) Doctoral Landscape Programme students will have access to an exciting array of placements across a diverse range of sectors. These will be 3 months or over, can be a single period or throughout and will expose students to a variety of employment sectors outside the research environment, e.g. policy, regulatory, media, marketing, industry, public engagement. The aim is to learn new, transferable skills that will help you on your individual career journey. 

For insight from previous BBSRC PIP students, see the Evaluation of Professional Internships for PhD students programme report (PDF)

Placement providers

Placement providers are updated constantly. A selection of those currently in place include:  

CASE 

There are also a variety of CASE (formerly known as collaborative awards in science and engineering studentships) studentships available, which enable students to experience enhanced training opportunities directly related to their project. These 3 month or over partnerships allow students to work with non-academic organisations such as technology, charities, hospitals. 

This portfolio is continuously added to. Those currently available include:

Industrial Placements Lead

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Dr Suzie Hingley-Wilson

Lecturer in Bacteriology