Following on from the successful pre Covid Research Leadership programme, (consistently rated 4+ out of 5), we are running a similar face to face programme in 2023. This programme supports the development of all academics including Early Career Researchers, Mid-Career Academics, Senior Research Leaders and Associate Professors.
Participants will :
- Be helped to develop the necessary knowledge and skills to lead teams to successfully deliver funded research projects, in line with stakeholder and funder requirements.
- Gain an understanding of effective team leadership and team working within a research context in order to be able to devise strategies to get the best out of teams in the challenging environment of research.
- Be equipped with an understanding of their strengths and limitations in order to be confident in developing their leadership skills in line with their career stage and future aspirations and be more confident to expand their funded research activities.
Quotes from previous cohort(s):
“Totally relevant to tasks we have to undertake and very enjoyable learning experience”, (Early Career);
“Excellent workshop, learned a lot of useful information I didn’t know”, (Mid-Career); and
“Fantastic tools were given for future leaders both in research and academic leadership”, (Senior Research Leader).
There is a MS Forms here. The deadline is the 9th December 2022.
Please be aware that is NOT a course on bid writing.
If you have any queries, please contact RKEDF@Bournemouth.ac.uk
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