The University of the West of England's Bristol's Science Communication (SCU) Masterclass is an intensive, short course (four days) created to provide professional development in science communication.
Dr Eric Jensen provides online training that includes a live session and online training module and more to take you through practical guidance on how to develop high-quality impact evaluations.
This scheme supports individuals or organisations delivering pathology-related public engagement activities or events. Grants are worth up to \u00a31,000 each.
STFC offers up to \u00a315,0000 support programmes of novel public engagement that focus on a topic within the council\u2019s remit, which includes astronomy, solar and planetary science, particle physics, particle astrophysics, cosmology, nuclear physics and accelerator science and align to the science and technology work of the council\u2019s national and international laboratories and facilities.
Science Oxford are looking for hands-on science activities that can be delivered as part of their Live Lab sessions for families and young people through the summer.
MRC and Medical Research Foundation offer up to \u00a310,000 to those working in MRC research institutes, units and centres to support the piloting of new activities and take advantage of unexpected engagement opportunities.
ATOM: the Abingdon Science and Technology festival takes place each year, with a range of events and activities. This year the festival includes the a science fair at Abingdon Market place, which you can express interest in taking a stall to.
Cumberland Lodge offers doctoral students in the UK a unique opportunity to benefit from a close association with our work and discussions for two years, including developing skills and networks around public and policy engagement.
This external online course is run by a group of excellent science communicators, and is suitable for those with little or no experience of doing science communication.
The IF-Oxford Science and Ideas Festival are inviting expressions of interest to take part in this year's festival (7-25 October) - this can include in person and online activities.
The Oxfordshire Play Association is inviting researchers with fun hands-on activities to attend their 'playdays'. If you have an activity appropriate for primary aged and pre-school aged children then get in touch!
This workshop is offered by Jamie Gallagher, an experienced public engagement practitioner with experience of developing impact case studies for the REF. Places cost \u00a345.
NERC are looking for young people and environmental science researchers to help pilot their Stories for Hope 5 Day Pop-up Community Challenge, Monday 14th March - Friday 18th March 2022.
Malcome Love, an experienced PE practitioner and trainer, is running a two day intensive training course at Lytham St Annes in Lancashire for anyone who wants to develop their public engagement skills.
The University's annual PER Seed Fund supports a range of engagement activities - the scheme usually opens towards autumn so why not take a look at these for some inspiration and start getting your ideas ready.
3 Minutes, 1 Slide\u2026..Your Thesis! An 80,000 word thesis would take 9 hours to present; how about in just 3 minutes with the aid of a single slide? DPhil students are invited to apply to take part. Training and prizes are available! Training and final will be held online.
Research Services have compiled their guides, tools and training for evaluating public engagement with research into one place, with the addition of three new short training videos.
The Society for Endocrinology invites applications for its public engagement grants, which support the organisation and delivery of outreach activities that engage audiences with hormones and the impact of endocrinology. Up to \u00a31,000 is available to full and early career members.
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