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For individual researchersNo lead, no approval · you decide everything
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How institutional seats work
Your team's seats, on one simple budget.
Buy a reserve of seats once, your nominated lead shares them out, and each researcher books the session that fits their work.
For research teamsOne budget · one dashboard · your whole team
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Each researcher redeems a seat against the session that suits them, and can rebook if plans change.
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One focused hour. Times shown in BST. Timezone-aware times coming soon.
Concession £69
For students, retired or unwaged researchers. Self-selected, no proof needed.
Free rescheduling
Move your seat to any session, any time before it starts. It is never lost.
Volume discount
Applied automatically: 5+ seats save 10%, 10+ save 15%, 15+ save 20%.
26Oct 2026Mon
Confirmed
13:00–14:00 BST
Prof. Mark ReedLead trainer
Fast track your research impact
Researchers can avoid the frustration of wasting time and failing to gain traction by employing evidence-based strategies to prioritize and target their engagement.
What you’ll leave with
Proven principles, techniques and tools for developing research impact.
The skills to identify and prioritize the relationships that matter most for your impact.
Practical strategies to build relationships that amplify your research impact.
A preliminary impact plan focused on your specific objectives.
Policy engagement often fails to achieve meaningful influence because it is approached in a fragmented way, without a clear strategy, understanding of policy processes, effective communication, or credible evidence of impact.
What you’ll leave with
A clear, structured understanding of the full policy engagement cycle, from planning through to evidencing impact.
Practical guidance on setting realistic policy engagement objectives and prioritising the right partners and opportunities.
Improved ability to identify where and when research can inform policy decisions across different contexts.
Stronger skills in communicating research in ways that are relevant and usable for policy audiences.
Researchers can avoid the frustration of wasting time and failing to gain traction by employing evidence-based strategies to prioritize and target their engagement.
What you’ll leave with
Proven principles, techniques and tools for developing research impact.
The skills to identify and prioritize the relationships that matter most for your impact.
Practical strategies to build relationships that amplify your research impact.
A preliminary impact plan focused on your specific objectives.
Policy engagement often fails to achieve meaningful influence because it is approached in a fragmented way, without a clear strategy, understanding of policy processes, effective communication, or credible evidence of impact.
What you’ll leave with
A clear, structured understanding of the full policy engagement cycle, from planning through to evidencing impact.
Practical guidance on setting realistic policy engagement objectives and prioritising the right partners and opportunities.
Improved ability to identify where and when research can inform policy decisions across different contexts.
Stronger skills in communicating research in ways that are relevant and usable for policy audiences.
Developing a high-scoring REF2029 impact case study
Impact case studies that meet REF requirements often fall short of the highest scores because their evidence, evaluation and impact narratives are not sufficiently robust to demonstrate exceptional reach and significance.
What you’ll leave with
A deeper understanding of how to evidence impact convincingly against REF criteria.
Practical tools for developing and using theory of change to support impact claims.
Advanced strategies for selecting, prioritizing and presenting high-quality evidence.
Proven structure for writing effective case studies.
Researchers can avoid the frustration of wasting time and failing to gain traction by employing evidence-based strategies to prioritize and target their engagement.
What you’ll leave with
Proven principles, techniques and tools for developing research impact.
The skills to identify and prioritize the relationships that matter most for your impact.
Practical strategies to build relationships that amplify your research impact.
A preliminary impact plan focused on your specific objectives.
Developing a high-scoring REF2029 impact case study
Impact case studies that meet REF requirements often fall short of the highest scores because their evidence, evaluation and impact narratives are not sufficiently robust to demonstrate exceptional reach and significance.
What you’ll leave with
A deeper understanding of how to evidence impact convincingly against REF criteria.
Practical tools for developing and using theory of change to support impact claims.
Advanced strategies for selecting, prioritizing and presenting high-quality evidence.
Proven structure for writing effective case studies.
