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Academic Institutions: Host a Research Placement – Amazing Feedback
Research Placements and Experiences support students to work alongside academic and industry professionals and engage in real-life STEM or STEM-related research.
Academic institutions and employers can inspire the next generation by providing a project and hosting a placement.
If you would like to find out more about the programme, there is no better way to start than with our fantastic feedback!
Here’s how previous placement providers described their experience:
“I got some great feedback from the students at the end of the placement which was lovely to hear. One of the questions I asked was how they think the experience could be improved and it was unanimous, that only being face to face would have improved it. So overall, I would say that it was a success. They produced some really good reports.”
“On behalf of our team, I wanted to say thank you for all the support you provided throughout the selection process and the placement, and for your always prompt replies. Thank you also for the opportunity and we hope that the students learnt skills that will be useful to them in their future careers.”
Look at the amazing work students have completed for providers on Research Placements & Experiences.
If you are a business, academic institution or other relevant stakeholder interested in knowing more about hosting a Research Placement or Experience, please click here.
Alternatively, if you’re based in Cumbria, Lancashire, Merseyside, Greater Manchester or Cheshire you can find full details here or contact our team at [email protected].
We’d love to hear from you!
Research Placements & Experiences are funded by the Nuffield Foundation and delivered by STEM Learning.
All About STEM works on lots of exciting STEM projects. As part of the STEM Learning family, we are Nuffield Research Placements Coordinator for the North West and a STEM Ambassadors Partner supporting the National STEM Ambassadors Programme via the STEM Ambassadors Community.
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