A four-year Rotation PhD Programme at the Earlham Institute, John Innes Centre, and The Sainsbury Laboratory - three internationally recognised centres of excellence in plant, microbial and data sciences, based in Norwich, UK.
This unique postgraduate course provides you with the opportunity to choose three research topics and supervisors during your first year, from which you will build your own area of research.
These rotation projects ensure you gain broad technical and theoretical training prior to selecting your main research project, and cover a diverse range of scientific approaches including:
- Plant science
- Microbiology
- Biological chemistry
- Applied mathematics
- Computational biology
- Systems biology
- Genetics
- Genomics
- Crop science
- Cell biology
- Molecular biology
You will learn from your tutor, a senior academic and fellow rotation students in this multidisciplinary programme through regular journal clubs and research presentations at the end of each rotation.
