- UCL Public Engagement Symposium - Thursday 14 June 2012
- If you're a student with a public engagement idea, why not STEP OUT?
- What do UCL researchers really do?
- Are you a postgraduate student from the School of Life and Medical Sciences? Do you want to develop your public engagement skills? If so, Train and Engage is for you!
UCL's Public Engagement Unit
The Unit works to support activities which encourage a culture of two-way conversations between university staff and students, and people outside the university.
The UCL Public Engagement Unit is one of six in the United Kingdom to be funded by the Beacons for Public Engagement programme set up by HEFCE, Research Councils UK and the Wellcome Trust.
The Public Engagement Unit supports UCL staff and students involved in activities like:
- Telling public groups about our work.
- Supporting communities with our expertise.
- Nurturing a society in which the next generation want to take part in research, teaching and learning.
- Letting people outside the University contribute their research and knowledge to our programmes.
- Taking part in dialogue about the direction of our research and teaching.
- Creating knowledge in collaboration with communities and interest groups outside the University.
Beacons funding is intended primarily for work with adults. It can be used to experiment in the hope of learning lessons that can be shared with other Higher Education Institutions, and aims to change the culture of the University and the sector.
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Beacons funding is intended to help the staff of UCL:
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Beacons for Public Engagement - funded by the UK funding councils, Research Councils UK and the Wellcome Trust
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