Earlier this year, the VRE Researcher Profile module was successfully used to record over 600 Public and Community Engagement events and activities inputted directly by yourself and your colleagues. All of the data that can be inputted into the VRE Researcher Profile module – from your research and teaching narratives to media showcasing your work …
Students! Looking for paid work experience? Apply now for the Westminster Communities Consultancy Programme Work with other students on a real-life consultancy project with a UK business, charity or social enterprise, part of the University of Westminster community. APPLY HERE by Sunday 2nd October What is WCCP? The WCCP gives you the opportunity to work …
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Westminster Community Consultancy Programme (WCCP) The Westminster Community Consultancy Project (WCCP) places a diverse range of University of Westminster students into consultancy teams, working with charities and businesses. WCCP allows organisations a cost-effective way to overcome challenges whilst providing a meaningful opportunity for students to use their skills and develop their employability and confidence. We …
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Following the George Floyd protests and Blackout Tuesday in the summer of 2020, there have been many different ways in which the broader society has responded, taking on the message of Black Lives Matter and producing an array of reactions, moving towards a positive change. In the UK, the first industry response came from the …
The new Researcher Profiles feature a Public and community engagement (PCE) section which enables you to both record and share your engagement activities on your public-facing web page. The PCE part of your Profile is split into two sub-sections: 1. Event or activity Here you can record the details of events / activities that …
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