The University of Plymouth is delivering a new multi-million-pound programme to encourage more students and health and social care professionals into research careers.
Making sure competitive research training opportunities are available to all regardless of geography, the £33.2million funding is split between 12 regions - and the University of Plymouth is leading the project for the South West Peninsula.
The University is working with supporting partner the University of Exeter, and the institutions have received a total of £3.1million over three years. The funding will support 30 student places each year, as well as the implementation of a series of engagement events for the wider Peninsula's health and care communities.
The first students will start in September 2024 on fully-funded research masters courses designed to attract recent graduates and early career professionals into research careers.