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The UK Food Systems Centre for Doctoral Training (UKFS-CDT) provides a unique opportunity for transformative and interdisciplinary food systems research. Led by the Natural Resources Institute of the University of Greenwich, the UKFS-CDT aims to develop the next generation of food system change makers for a healthy and sustainable food future.

The UKFS-CDT has up to 28 studentships available for cohort 3. Please apply by 23:59 GMT on Monday, 23rd January 2023.

 

lightbulbThe UKFS-CDT Programme The UKFS-CDT will train over 60 interdisciplinary doctoral researchers capable of leading the UK towards a resilient, healthy and inclusive food future.
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Testimonial 1

"The need to transform the UK’s food system is essential as we build back better from the Covid-19 pandemic and try to ensure the health of humans and the environment. It is really exciting that more than 60 future leaders will graduate from the Partnership for Sustainable Food Future – Centre for Doctoral Training (PSFF-CDT). The level of engagement with key partners from across the food system fills me with confidence that those graduating will have a wonderful career ahead of them in which they can contribute to a healthier, sustainable and more prosperous UK food system." Professor Guy Poppy, Director of the Transforming UK Food Systems Programme

Testimonial 2

"We are very pleased that our Natural Resources Institute is playing an important part in this critical area of research, and we look forward to welcoming the successful doctoral students here at the University of Greenwich." Professor Jane Harrington, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Greenwich

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