Who is this course aimed at?
Academic Staff, Researcher Only Staff, Postgraduate Researchers and Postgraduate Taught
What is this course about?
Researchers can provide essential information, direction and expertise to policy makers – but making your voice heard can be a challenge. Through this interactive workshop you will explore the legislative process and how you can work to influence both policy and policy makers. Led by engagement consultant Dr Jamie Gallagher you will discover how to engage with the parliamentary processes from contributing to a committee meeting to preparing briefing notes for MPs. The workshop will draw on successful (and unsuccessful) examples helping you to map your own policy engagement journey. The session will also cover impact monitoring and reporting, preparing you to report to funders or write an impact case study.
Learn more details about what you will learn on the course from the trainer, Jamie Gallagher here: https://youtu.be/Xv52HS45ePQ
Researchers can provide essential information, direction and expertise to policy makers – but making your voice heard can be a challenge. Through this interactive workshop you will explore the legislative process and how you can work to influence both policy and policy makers. Led by engagement consultant Dr Jamie Gallagher you will discover how to engage with the parliamentary processes from contributing to a committee meeting to preparing briefing notes for MPs. The workshop will draw on successful (and unsuccessful) examples helping you to map your own policy engagement journey. The session will also cover impact monitoring and reporting, preparing you to report to funders or write an impact case study.
This workshop is delivered by external training provider, Skillfluence, funded by the University’s UKRI Impact Acceleration Account Programme.
About the Facilitator
Jamie Gallagher is an award-winning engagement professional specialising in engagement, impact and evaluation. He works across dozens of institutions and subject areas has improved the reach, profile and impact of research engagement in almost every academic discipline. He has a PhD in Chemistry and Electrical Engineering and was named one of the “100 leading practising scientists in the UK”
PLEASE NOTE: You may wish to note the session details and ZOOM LINK in your calendar as this is not automated. The zoom details are available to download ('Online Joining Instructions') when you book.