We are delighted to re-launch the 2025-26 Researcher Development Programme.
Bookings for sessions until December are now open via the RDP Brightspace! There are more than 30 different workshops to choose from, with more opening in November!
The programme has been recently reviewed to align with the new Vitae Researcher Development Framework.
Have a look at the 2025-26 brochure (if you would like a printed version, just pop into the Doctoral College).
Not sure whether to attend an RDP session? Feedback across the programme in 2024-25 was again overwhelmingly positive with attendees reporting the following:
- 96% would recommend a workshop
- 97% found the workshops relevant and useful
- 93% found the workshops interesting and engaging
- 93% reported improved research/personal/professional skills and increased confidence in topics covered
We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the exceptional academics and professional staff who facilitated workshops within the Researcher Development Programme. Their expertise and dedication have significantly contributed to the success of the programme, providing immense value to all participants. Their commitment to fostering an enriching learning environment greatly contributes to the academic and professional growth of our research community.
If you have any queries about the programme, please contact: pgrskillsdevelopment@bournemouth.ac.uk.
















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