Join the BU Research Staff Association (RSA) for an exciting event on Thursday 19th June, Talbot Campus 10:00 – 14:30. This in-person lunchtime event is designed to provide support, inspiration, and foster meaningful connections among research staff across all faculties.
We are delighted to welcome Professor Edwin van Teijlingen (FHSS), who brings extensive expertise in Public Health, Health Promotion, and the Organisation of Maternity Care. He will share insights on developing a research career both within and beyond academia.
Dr Michelle Heward (FST) will present a case study based on her experience with funding applications, sharing practical lessons learned and highlighting how to build on small pots of funding. The Research Development and Support Team (RDS) will lead a hands-on workshop on Getting Started with Grant Applications, offering tools and guidance to help researchers take the next steps in their research journey.
What to Expect
- Expert advice on research career development and opportunities
- Practical guidance on how to get started with grant applications
- Insights from a case study, including practical tips
- Panel and audience discussions
Open to all BU ‘research only’ staff, no matter where you are in your research journey.
For further information on this event please contact Pooja Shah shahp@bournemouth.ac.uk or Gladys Yinusa, yinusagg@bournemouth.ac.uk
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