ITT is committed to supporting high quality research and to enhancing partnership between the sector and British universities. The development of a suite of awards reflects this commitment.

We are now inviting applications for the 2009 awards. Please follow the links below for more details about the awards and how to apply. Closing date for applications: 19 June 2009. Applications should be sent to r.thomas@leedsmet.ac.uk

Click here for award categories and entry details of ITT research awards and prizes.

Click here for an application form for the ITT Award for PhD Research Student of the Year.

Click here for ITT Award for Outstanding PhD Research Presentation (hosted this year by the University of Nottingham).

Click here for an application form for the ITT Award for University-Industry Partnership of the Year.

The 2008 student awards were presented by The Rt.Hon. Margaret Hodge MP at the House of Commons.

The presentations took place at the Chairman’s Cocktails on 24 July. Each winner was awarded with a certificate and a book token provided by the category sponsor.

Congratulations to the following award winners:

Category: ITT Award for PhD Research Student of the Year 2008
Winner: Clare Foster, Nottingham University
Sponsor: Carlson Wagonlit Travel

Category: ITT Award for PhD Research Student of the Year 2008
Winner: Sally Everett, University Of The West Of England
Sponsor: AA Appointments

Category: ITT Award for Outstanding PhD Research Presentation 2008
Winner: Kitsada Tungchawal, University Of Surrey
Sponsor: Online Travel Training

Category: Bella Rangel Callan Award for the ITT Student of the Year
Winner: Helina Mengistu, Northumbria University
Sponsor: Bella Rangel Callan

Category: ITT Award for Outstanding PhD Research Presentation 2007
Winner: Jane Carnaffan, Newcastle University
Sponsor: New Frontiers

Click here for a report of the Awards Ceremony 2008.

Award Winners

2008 ITT Award for PhD Research Student of the Year - Claire Foster

2008 ITT Award for PhD Research Student of the Year - Sally Everett

2007 ITT Award for Outstanding PhD Researsh Presentation - Jane Carnaffan