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The Public Engagement with Research team, part of Research Development and Support, can help you reach relevant audiences through a monthly newsletters and social media channels.
To be considered for promotion, your event or activity must meet the following criteria:
- Targeted at and open to non-academic audiences
- Centered on BU research, either exclusively or as part of a broader programme. Events not involving BU research, such as marketing or recruitment events, will not be accepted
- Submitted by the first two weeks of the month prior to the event. For instance, an event in June should be submitted by May 14
Event descriptions may be edited to align with our style guidelines
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