News 2023


If you are starting an undergraduate degree in Agriculture or a related discipline in October 2024, why not apply for a bursary to cover your tuition fees in full? Applications on behalf of The John Innes Foundation (JIF) are administered by the Royal Agricultural Association, for students who are not from a farming background and have need for financial assistance to complete a degree course. Applications for Autumn 2024 open May 2024 and must be received by 1st October. Click here to apply.
John Innes Agricultural Bursary Scheme 2024
If you are starting an undergraduate degree in Agriculture or a related discipline in October 2024, why not apply for a bursary to cover your tuition fees in full? The John Innes Foundation (JIF) is now seeking applications from students who are not from a farming background and have need for financial assistance to complete a degree course.
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Agricultural Bursary Awards 2023
EDP Press Release Jan'24 Two agriculture students from non-farming backgrounds have won career-boosting bursaries from Norfolk-based industry organisations. Barrie Fletcher and Kate Pritchard have been selected for undergraduate bursaries from the John Innes Foundation.
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Find My Future Event Nov’23
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John Innes Foundation prizes 2023 for PhD Students
In association with John Innes Centre, Earlham Institute and The Sainsbury Laboratory we are pleased to announce prizes for 2023 PhD students.
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JIF PhD Rotation Programme – annual report
JIF Rotation PhD Programme – Report for the Trustees of the John Innes Foundation 30th October 2023, Dr Jake Malone (Programme Director) Twenty years on from its inception, the John Innes Foundation Rotation PhD Programme is
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Undergraduate Summer School 2023
International Undergraduate Summer School (JIC/TSL/EI) 25/6/23-20/8/23 We would like to thank JIF for their continued support of the International Undergraduate Summer School which enabled us to sponsor four of the students Nathaniel Strong (University of Bath), Ellie Watts (University of St Andrews), Joseph Crudgington (University of Edinburgh) and Mia Cohen (University of Oxford).
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