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  • PIPS
  • How to become a PIPs host
  • PIPS Search and Process
  • PIPS Funding
  • Claiming PIPS Expenses
  • PIPs Paperwork and Approval Process
  • During your PIPS Placement
  • PIPS Placement and POST PIPS Process
  • Information for PIPS Host Organisations
  • Pre PIPS Paperwork
  • Benefits of PIPS
  • PIPS Opportunities
  • Information for Students
  • Information for Supervisors
  • Hosting a PIPS Student
  • What types of PIPs are suitable
  • How long are the Internships
  • How are PIPs funded
  • Paperwork for the host
  • How to become a PIPs host

How to become a PIPS host

You may already have had an enquiry from an individual student and are considering a one-off placement. 

Alternatively, we are happy to advertise new PIPS opportunities across the whole cohort of eligible students. 

PIPS can be offered for fixed dates or as an open application process. 

If you are interested in taking part in the PIPS scheme please contact Northwestbio-pips@glasgow.ac.uk

 

Hosting a PIPS Student  

How are PIPS organised 

What are the benefits to the PIPS host 

What type of PIPS placement are suitable 

How long are the PIPS placements 

How are the PIPS placements funded

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