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Public Policy Engagement 1 - The essentials
This module introduces foundational knowledge in public policy engagement. Recognising that many challenges exist, the course content has been designed to help early career researchers and university staff gain an overview of the policy ecosystem and identify strategies and resources to assist them to incorporate academic-policy engagement into their work.
Cost: Free
Public Policy Engagement 2 - Achieving Policy Impact
This module offers insights into how to translate research into broader contexts and engage with policy actors, networks and organisations. The goal is for learners to become well-versed in the varying pathways to engagement and impact, and motivated to share their own work and expertise with different actors across the evidence ecosystem.
Cost: Free
Public Policy Engagement 3 - Writing for Policy Audiences
This module offers practical and pragmatic advice on how to inform policy professionals and better explain the significance of your research. While designed for early career researchers and professionals, it's perfect for anyone seeking to improve their writing skills. Learners will learn more about writing to support policy development, covering both what civil servants and ministers expect and how to provide the information they really need, with a focus on Select Committee inquiries and policy briefs.
Cost: Free
Public Policy Engagement 4 - Connecting with the Public through Social Media and Blogs
This module provides learners with practical guidance and insights into how to communicate research findings with public audiences through social media (LinkedIn and Twitter) and blogs. Consisting of recordings from with communication specialists, this module will enable early career researchers and indeed anyone working in academia to frame their research for public audiences and leverage online tools for disseminating their work.
Cost: Free
Public Policy Engagement 5 - Policy Advisory Groups and Roundtables
This module provides learners with practical guidance and insights into how policy advisory groups and roundtable events can benefit the impact of their research. Topics covered include: why to host a roundtable and/or a policy advisory group, how-to guidance, and case studies from UCL researchers with first-hand experience organising roundtables and policy advisory groups.
Cost: Free
Public Policy Engagement 6: Mapping and Analysing Stakeholders in a Public Policy Context
This UCL Public Policy eXtend course is the central point of your Connected Learning experience for Public Policy Engagement: Mapping and Analysing Stakeholders in a Public Policy Context. This module offers insights into how to translate research into broader contexts and engage with policy actors, networks and organisations. The goal is for learners to become well-versed in the varying pathways to engagement and impact, and motivated to share their own work and expertise with different actors across the evidence ecosystem.
Cost: Free
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