Creating Impact from Research in Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
How can collaboration with enterprises and multidisciplinary teams help researchers create impact from your research? How can researchers effectively... Read More
What is the societal impact of the social sciences, humanities and the arts? AESIS Conference 2023
1 September, 2023
What is the societal impact of the social sciences, humanities and the arts? This important topic will be under scrutiny at the AESIS Conference 2023.
We are supporting this year’s conference, in Cardiff on 18-20 October. Professionals from... Read More
Online Workshop: “A marathon not a sprint: Developing your career as a researcher and maintaining a healthy work/life balance”
15 August, 2023
This session will present strategies for developing your career as a researcher with an emphasis on long-term sustainability and growth. It is premised on the acknowledgment that working in the university sector presents unique pressures and... Read More
Research Evaluation Framework 2028 – What and Why?
14 August, 2023
The Research Evaluation Framework (REF) is the UK’s system for assessing the quality of research in UK Higher Education institutions developed by the four UK higher education funding bodies. The results of the last exercise were published in 2021. Read More
ECR Webinar – Creating Wellbeing: Research and Practice
21 April, 2023
Early Career Researchers from across Wales will present their research on wellbeing with diverse populations. From trauma-informed culture in the Youth Justice Service, the investigation of wellbeing predictors of sexual minority UK adolescents, to mindfulness-based interventions used for healt... Read More
Early Career Research Network Colloquium
16 March, 2023
A prosperous Wales is the theme of a Learned Society of Wales face-to-face colloquium for early career researchers hosted by Swansea University this summer. We are exploring potential sessions being hybrid.
If you would ... Read More
Making Sense of Microaggressions
25 January, 2023
Some people are reluctant to talk about race or do not know where to start. Yet, in order to promote an inclusive research culture, it is necessary to hold conversations about race and gain understanding of what perpetuates racism in everyday life.
