Undergraduates from the University of Warwick are eligible if they are in their 2nd or 3rd year (full-time equivalent).

Who chooses the project?

The student and potential supervisor should choose the project outline before applying.

If you have a particular area of interest; approach relevant members of staff who have an interest in that area about the possibility of developing a project.If you have a broader range of interests, talk to your tutors and lecturers to see if they are looking for, or know anyone else who is looking for, a student to work on an internship project.

How much is the funding?

The award amount is up to £1200 per internship.

What is the funding for?

The award is to help with living costs and expenses associated with a research project and will be paid directly to the student.

The award cannot be used to purchase project-related equipment or services (e.g. laboratory consumables or other equipment, photocopying, library access cards).

It does not provide a salary.

When does the internship take place?

The internship must take place during the Summer Vacation. Successful applicants are encouraged to negotiate start and finish dates with their supervisor. It is possible to split the internship to allow for summer holidays. Internships should usually last a total of 8 full weeks, split if required.

When does the internship take place?

The internship can be undertaken either on campus or remotely if possible. Supervisors and students must comply with any COVID-19 regulations and restrictions which are in place for the duration of the internship.

How to apply

Once the potential supervisor and the student have agreed the project and people involved, the student must complete the application form. The completed form will then be sent by the Research Officer to the supervisor for their acceptance of the statements contained therein.