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About the internship placements

The Graduate School are funding 10 Research Internships. Sustainability is central to the RIMES programme, and this is reflected in the research projects advertised below. All projects are linked to one of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the RIMES internship scheme is supported by SustainNET. Projects can run from July to September and each intern will receive £2,000.

Internships will be open to students who fit any of the following demographics:

  • Minoritized ethnic groups
  • Disabled students
  • LGBQ+ students
  • Students designated as having other legally protected characteristics
  • Students returning to education
  • Students who are the first in their family to attend university
  • Students who were in receipt of pupil premium funding at school
  • Students who were brought up in care

Available projects

Students must contact the named person for each project by 1 July 2024.

An investigation into the motivations and drivers of international students to study nutrition in the UK.
Climate Futures Narratives
CST Conference 2024: Sustainability
Edge Hill University and Klimatekonnect™ climate communities research project
Exploring the links between behaviour and anxiety in schools using visual methodologies
Food Futures: Assessing the nutritional value of recipes based on locally produced plant and meat ingredients
How does the emotional framing of health-relevant climate change messages impact memory recall, wellbeing, and pro-environmental behaviour?
Innovating on campus well-being, social value and greenspace of Edge Hill University
Understanding the branding and nutritional quality of baby food in the UK
Virtual Learning Landscapes: Explore Prior Knowledge Effects on Memory and Learning for Enhanced Well-being