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A close up of a young woman examining an acorn in her hands.

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Student portal

Research projects must address to our core research themes and deliver research of value to NWT.  

There are two possible routes you could take: 

  • Take a look at our research prospectus, which includes tailored research questions to address a specific need identified by Norfolk Wildlife Trust. These questions are suitable for a BSc or an MSc Dissertation project. We will work with you and your supervisor to provide some guidance during your research.
  • We are happy to facilitate research requests on NWT land holdings, or to link up researchers with staff for surveys or interviews. 

Higher education students seeking work experience or placements should contact volunteer@norfolkwildlifetrust.org.uk. We will consider all enquiries on a case-by-case basis and offer placements wherever possible. 

We value the important role of science communication, and we are looking for researchers willing to write blogs, social media content or articles about their work, or to help us run workshops and guided walks connected to it.

Student research enquiry form

Norfolk Wildlife Trust is a charity and unfortunately will not always have the resources to support the research requests we receive. Our primary focus is assisting students to complete work listed in our research prospectus. If you would like to request support, or are interested in our research prospectus, please complete the form below.
Does your proposed research fit within at least one of NWT’s core research themes (please specify)?
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