Working with the National Oceanography Centre

 

Student projects

An Undergraduate, masters or PhD programme influenced by your company’s research requirement conducted at NOC under the supervision of an academic and the company.

Access funding to use our training and exchange opportunities

You could help to provide - and benefit from - an industrial training opportunity. The following schemes are available which NOC needs industrial partners for:

Collaborative Awards in Science & Engineering (CASE) Open Studentships

The CASE Studentship Open Competition promotes collaboration between the research community and the end-users of research.

A CASE studentship is a PhD studentship during which the student enhances their training by spending between 3 and 18 months with the CASE partner in a workplace outside the academic environment.

Knowledge Transfer Partnerships

Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP) is a UK-wide programme enabling businesses to improve their competitiveness, productivity and performance.

A KTP achieves this through the forming of a Partnership between your business and an academic institution (such as university, further education college or research and technology organisation), enabling you to access skills and expertise to help your business develop.

Royal Society Industry Fellowship schemes

The Industry Fellowship scheme promotes the exchange of knowledge between academia and industry by establishing personal and corporate links between the two sectors. This should act as a foundation for long-term collaboration and development.

NERC Knowledge Exchange Fellowships

Part time Knowledge Exchange Fellowships are available in any area of policy, business or third sector with the aim of boosting the impact of any type of NERC funded science.

Research Council and European Commission Research Grants

We encourage partnerships between public sector research and industry throughout the entire research lifecycle, from design through execution to exploitation. Joining a project as a Project Partner, Steering Committee member or providing a letter of support can help ensure the science we undertake is focussed to be relevant to your interests.

Industry research funding

Technology Strategy Board

The Technology Strategy Board (TSB) is the national innovation agency whose goal is to accelerate UK economic growth by stimulating and supporting business-led innovation. TSB brings organisations together from the business and research communities to focus on opportunities, and investing in the development of new technology-based products and services for future markets.

Energy Technology Institute

The Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) is a UK-based public-private partnership formed from global industries and the UK Government. It operates at large-scale and is tasked with developing and demonstrating engineering and technology that will help the UK meet its legally binding 2050 carbon reduction targets under the Climate Change Act.

Training and Continuous Professional Development

Courses can be developed bespoke or existing course material packaged.

Sponsored research and Consultancy

Your research needs could be met by our knowledge and expertise to help your business fulfill its potential. We offer a wide range of skills, facilities and services which can be accessed by a bespoke ssponsored research (aligned sponsor and NOC priorities) or consultancy (directed by sponsor) programme.

Commercialisation

The Centre also has a strong record of transferring technologies to companies, through collaborative projects and licensing opportunities, to bring innovative products to the market place. See our Commercialising our science web page for more information.

Development and donations

A philanthropic gift will make a difference for our students, academic staff, and greater society through our hosting partner the University of Southampton. To learn more about supporting the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton, please contact Joanne Donahoe, Associate Director of Fundraising at development@noc.soton.ac.uk.

 

If you wish to find out more about the opportunities to work with NOC please contact:

Gary Wheeler

Commissioned Research Manager

National Oceanography Centre

University of Southampton Waterfront Campus

European Way

Southampton

SO14 3ZH

Tel: +44(0)23 80 596103



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The outputs of scientific research generate new knowledge and information about the oceans and seas.  Transfering scientific knowledge to support business and industry is an important part of our remit at NOC.

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Our research is intended to tackle the big environmental issues facing the world. Research priorities will include the oceans' role in climate change, sea level change and the future of the Arctic Ocean.

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The University of Southampton and the University of Liverpool both offer a range of highly regarded undergraduate and post-graduate degrees in Ocean and Earth Science.

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The creation of a wider association of Universities and research institutions to support wider engagement of the NOC with the marine science community is now underway.

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The National Oceanographic Library is a national resource for the UK marine science community.

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