Connecting your Research Agenda to Research Impact Workshop
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Have you considered how you will demonstrate the benefit of your research? Do you struggle with determining how to achieve this research impact?
Researchers are increasingly asked to account for impact by Governments, funders, and partners. But what does research impact mean, and how is it achieved?
Achieving impact is rarely serendipitous – it requires a clear vision of what the research will contribute to the wider community and how this will be achieved.
So how can we begin to plan for impact in our research design?
Join visiting academic Professor TL Hill from Temple University for this impact workshop where you will be guided through determining the benefit you want your research to have and how to develop a model to achieve it.
Attendees will also have the opportunity to attend a follow up 1-to-1 session with Professor Hill at the end of April.
When: 10.30am – 12.30pm, Wednesday 29 March 2023
Where: Q Building, Honeysuckle precinct – Rooms Q211 & Q212
If you are interested in attending this workshop please complete the EOI form by Tuesday 21 March 2023
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