Effective planning is crucial for successfully achieving, measuring, and evidencing impact from research. Done well, it helps you identify all potential avenues and mechanisms for impact, prioritise the most important, and manage your time and resources efficiently.
This practical workshop provides the advice, templates and time to start putting together your own plan to achieve impact from your research. For researchers at all career stages and at all stages of the project lifecycle – from formulating research questions and preparing grant applications to developing a potential impact case study.
Book your place here under ‘Impact Essentials: Creating your Impact Development Plan – 07/06/2024’ in the drop-down menu
This session will be delivered over Teams by Adam Morris, Impact Advisor in RDS. It will not be recorded or delivered again this academic year.











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