The Research and Knowledge Exchange Office (RKEO) invite all ‘new to BU’ academics and researchers to an induction. The purpose of the induction is to inform you of the following:
- how we can support you when planning your research career;
- how to apply for funding (the policies and processes around costs and approvals);
- how to manage your successful research applications (including ethics, governance, risks and finance);
- how we can support you on impact, public engagement, outputs and open access, case studies, and a whole lot more.
The second induction will be held on 16th June 2015 on the 4th floor of Melbury House. The format of the day is as follows:
9.00-9.15 – Coffee/tea and cake will be available on arrival
9.15 – RKEO academic induction (with a break at 10.45)
11.30 – Opportunity for one to one interaction with RKEO staff
12.00 – Close
There will also be literature and information packs available.
If you would like to attend the induction then please contact Charmain Lyons, clyons@bournemouth.ac.uk for an official invitation. We will directly contact those who have started at BU in the last five months.
We hope you can make it and look forward to seeing you.
Regards,
The RKEO team











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