We have some great events coming up over the next few weeks to help support you in your research activities. These events are delivered as part of the overarching Research and Knowledge Exchange Development Framework – RKEDF.
We have also grouped the events around your needs, so if, for example, you are an Early Career Researcher or need to know about external funding, you can click on the link to find a tailored list of all the RKEDF sessions that may assist you. You can also find related events by using the link on each session’s page.
July
| Thursday 4th July | RKEDF: Impact Case Study Writing Retreat |
| Wednesday 10th July | RKEDF: MSCA IF Bid Writing Retreat |
| Thursday 11th July | RKEDF: MSCA IF Bid Writing Retreat |
| Tuesday 16th July | RKEDF: Research Outputs – Writing Day |
| Friday 19th July | Preparing Practice-Based Research Outputs for Assessment |
You can see all the Organisational Development and RKEDF events in one place on the handy calendar of events.
Please note that all sessions are now targeted, so look closely at the event page to ensure that the event is suitable for you. In addition, RKEDF events now require the approval of your Head of Department (or other nominated approver). Please follow the instructions given on the event page and the template email for you to initiate the booking request.
If you have any queries, please get in touch!
Forthcoming RKEDF Research Training Events










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