HDC PhD Studentship Scheme

 

Since its inception in 2000 the HDC PhD Studentship Scheme has helped to produce high quality research outputs, based on original ideas, leading to benefits to the horticultural industry.Crucially, the scheme has also delivered high-calibre practically-minded individuals to the industry for employment within both the commercial and academic horticultural arenas. 

 

For a full list of previous and ongoing HDC Studentships, click here.

 

 

The 2012 call

 

The HDC typically offers up to four awards annually for postgraduate research studentships.Academic institutions that undertake research relevant to horticulture are eligible to apply.  Applicants must be able to clearly demonstrate that the studentship supports the long-term profitability and sustainability of the horticultural industry.Funding is comparable with that provided by the Research Councils UK.

 

The HDC does not make studentship awards directly to students. Candidates for a studentship should address their enquiries to the institution where they would like to undertake a research degree.  Further details are provided in the guidance notes for applicants, which include information on how to complete the application form, the terms and conditions of the scheme, and the timetable for the 2012 call.

 

 

The deadline for submission was 09 September 2011 (12:00).  The 2013 call will be launched in June 2012.

 

For further information please contact:

 

R&D Administrator

HDC

AHDB
Stoneleigh Park
Kenilworth
Warwickshire
CV8 2TL


Tel: 0247 647 8662

E-mail: TechAdmin@hdc.ahdb.org.uk

 

 

HDC PhD Studentship Conference

 

The main aim of the Annual Studentship Conference is to provide a forum for members of the HDC Studentship (and from 2011, Fellowship) Community to meet each other, to share experiences and to present progress on projects.More importantly, it provides opportunities for students and Fellows to engage directly with the industry that they serve.

 

The 2011 Conference will take place at the East Malling Research Conference Centre in Kent.  Further details are contained within the Conference Programme.

 

If you would like to attend the conference, please contact the HDC.

 

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