Content related to the topic: studentship

27 April 2026

Why are high doses bad news for fungicide resistance?

Ellie Dearlove explains why the best dose to counter pesticide resistance depends on whether the target is a weed, a pest or a disease.

30 April 2026

Showcasing milk to students at BUCS big events

The 2026 BUCS events brought together thousands of students for sport, energy and plenty of interaction around milk and nutrition.

16 April 2026

Milk Championships hit full stride

As title sponsor of the Super Rugby Milk Championships, we’re putting milk at the centre of student sport.

9 April 2026

Feeding the future without costing the earth

Can we feed a growing population while protecting nature, reducing emissions, and making food affordable for everyone, including farmers?

12 November 2025

Milk Every Moment steps up student engagement

Our Milk Every Moment campaign is taking a fresh approach to its university engagement this year, with more student ambassadors and a wider presence at BUCS sporting events across the UK.

6 October 2025

Milk Every Moment builds on first-year success

Milk Every Moment kicks off its second year of promoting milk as a healthy choice for sporting students.

1 October 2025

How milk is helping power women’s rugby

Find out how our sponsorship of the BUCS Super Rugby Milk Championships has supported women’s teams across Great Britain.

25 September 2025

Milk campaign reaches millions

Our Summer of Sport consumer marketing activity has achieved outstanding results.

9 March 2026

AHDB’s Milk Every Moment wins multiple awards

Our Milk Every Moment campaign has scooped two awards at this year’s Cream Awards.

12 February 2025

A-level resources

We have collaborated with LEAF Education to convert our technical resources into curriculum-aligned A-level materials.

18 February 2025

PhD Studentships 2019 - Qs and As

The 2019 AHDB PhD Studentships call is now open. Here are the answers to general enquiries

3 October 2018

Case study 3 – Liver fluke penside test

Liver fluke, a common parasite, which is growing in prevalence across the UK, is having significant implications for the productivity of the UK’s agricultural sector.