We have a few places available for our policy engagement training sessions, which are now open to any researchers interested in learning how to get their research in front of decision makers.
DATES & TIMES
Friday 30th May, 9.30am-1pm, F306, Fusion Building, Talbot Campus
Developing Policy Engagement for Impact BOOK HERE
Wednesday 11th June, 9.30am-1pm, online via Zoom
Developing Policy Engagement for Impact (same content) BOOK HERE
KEY DETAILS
Developing Policy Engagement for Impact
Facilitated by BU’s policy consultant Carys Davis, this provides expert advice on navigating the policy landscape to ensure your research reaches and informs decision makers. Topics covered:
- The purpose of influencing, the role of evidence and what it means for you
- Writing elevator pitches and key messages
- Principles of communicating with policy and decision makers
- Effective policy writing
- Understanding the policymaking landscape.
New to public engagement and impact? Join our online training sessions.










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