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And it's not just these companies who have benefited from the recently rolled out North East Studentships programme (NESt) - it has now placed postgraduate students at more than 350 North East businesses.
Bright sparks light the way to success; Around pounds 7m has been ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
A pounds 5 million investment will fund up to 125 new research studentships and bursaries has been launched at Bangor University.
pounds 5M FOR RESEARCH by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
The network will host 15 CASE doctoral studentships, a series of knowledge transfer partnerships and placements, and an innovative voucher scheme for small and medium-sized enterprises, under which businesses can apply to 'cash in' a voucher in return for coaching or tutorial support from faculty in the member universities.
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