Training and support
To get the best out of working partnerships, we collaborate with partners at UCL and in the community to put together a range of training programmes that will challenge the way we approach collaborative research.
Our current training opportunities help to build skills for writing research questions with partners, give practical advice on managing projects and provide guidance on evaluating impact.
New opportunities will be added when they arise.
For specific training needs, please contact engagement-east@ucl.ac.uk.

Our programmes

We have an introductory programme of training delivered online, giving you the opportunity to learn at your own pace and to best correspond with timings of your project. This can be found on the UCL Engagement training page.
Opportunities delivered in collaboration with UCL Engagement

Train and Engage
For postgraduate research students this lively course features group and individual work, opportunities to develop your own ideas for public engagement and apply for a grant of £1000 to bring your project to life.

Public Engagement Skills and Practice
Run three times each year, this series of live interactive online talks cover a range of topics - from social media to creative approaches and impact. If you're an academic or member professional services staff why not see how it can support you?
Supporting your teaching and research

Community Research Initiative for Students
Make a difference with your masters dissertation or PhD thesis. We can connect you with London’s voluntary sector to share knowledge and ideas, to help shape your research around a current community need.

Community Engaged Learning
Find out how you can access local knowledge that can shape your research. Learn about the challenges faced by communities local to UCL East and how you can help make an impact.

Moodle resources
Password protected resources for academics working with building engagement into the curriculum
“This work is a brilliant example. Working with patients, carers and members of the public allows you to gain valuable insights beyond your own knowledge.
Anne Laybourne, Evaluation Exchange participant
The knowledge from this course will help me in the exchange with both colleagues and the public.
Public Engagement Skills and Practice participant