Live Sessions

The below workshops, run by a combination of University of Westminster colleagues and external facilitators, aim to support colleagues at any stage of their career and at any stage of the research life-cycle.

Please find more information and book places at workshops via the below links as early as possible to avoid disappointment and if you’ve any questions, do get in touch at research-knowledge-exchange-office@westminster.ac.uk.

Values 101

Values 101 is Common Cause Foundation’s flagship introductory workshop series. Over the course of 5 two-hour sessions,  starting from Tuesday 31st October 2023, participants will be introduced to the social psychology of human values and explore how an understanding of values can increase wellbeing and create a supportive research culture.

Please note, in signing up to this course, you are committing to attend all sessions. More details available in the eventbrite listing.

 

Sign up for Values 101

 

Collaboration with External Partners at Westminster

 An overview of what, why and how to do it and the support available across colleges and disciplines.

Thursday 2nd November 2.30pm-4pm

Sign up for Collaboration wtih External Partners

 

Book Publishing 101

An informative session, packed full of helpful, practical advice, will focus on book publishing and also cover open access publishing.

Wednesday 1st November 2-3pm

Sign up for Book Publishing 101

Introduction to Funding

A session aimed at Early Career Researchers to give an insight into the research funding landscape and the support available at Westminster.

Tuesday 31st October 2-3pm

Sign up to Introduction to Funding

 

Introduction to Data Management

An introduction to research data management good practice and overview of some internal support at UoW.

Look out for new sessions in the new academic year.

Introduction to Research Impact

An introduction to what strong research impact looks like and how to capture it.

Look out for new sessions in the new academic year.

 

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Ethical Considerations

An overview of core ethical ideas to consider when undertaking research, including interactive tasks and an overview of UoW processes.

Look out for new sessions in the new academic year.

 

Managing Research Relationships

An interactive workshop from VOX Coaching, honing in on strategies for managing the range of relationships researchers must navigate.

Look out for new sessions in the new academic year.

Growing Your Profile with The Conversation

An interactive session with an editor from The Conversation outlining what The Conversation is – their origins, aims; what they do and why.

Look out for new sessions in the new academic year.

 

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Engaging the Media with Your Research

Join this workshop to learn about why it is important to share your research with the media, how you can go about getting started, and finally who you can get in touch both within and beyond the University.

Look out for new sessions in the new academic year.

Writing for Public Audiences

A chance to explore how to write your research story for public audiences, who your target audiences may be and how to get the most impact out of the written word.

Look out for new sessions in the new academic year.

Writing Quality Papers

Delivered by ThinkWrite, this workshop will boost your confidence with writing papers and introduce new ways to think about the process.

Look out for new sessions in the new academic year.

 

Funding Practice Research

A look at approaches to finding funding for practice-based research in the Westminster context.

Look out for new sessions in the new academic year.

VRE Researcher Profiles Drop-In Sessions

Join us at the below dates to ask any questions about recent developments to your Researcher Profiles on the external website and on Westminster Research.

Look out for new sessions in the new academic year.

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The Conversation – 121 Meetings

Book a one to one appointment with an editor from The Conversation to discuss your research or a potential story idea.

Look out for new sessions in the new academic year.