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Event Title
Introduction to Public Engagement
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Event Dates
05/11/21
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| Training Area | Researcher and Academic Development |
Specific Area | Engagement and Impact (D3) |
| Course Type | Workshop |
| Closing Date | 02/11/21 |
| Main Trainer | Jonathan Urch |
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Target background requirements
Staff
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| Scope |
Workshop summary
Learn how to take your first steps when engaging with different audiences, from schools and communities to stakeholders and policy makers. This workshop features sessions on communicating your work and studies, creating high-quality engagement and discussing your ideas with an expert panel.
Aims and Objectives
Designed as a general introduction to public engagement and support available at the University of Dundee, this course features sessions on communicating your research, understanding audiences and the benefits of public engagement. Learn how you can make the most of engaging with different public groups, including stakeholders, the public and policy makers. Try some interactive skills to help you engage diverse audiences and find out about opportunities reach these new audiences. A panel discussion with public engagement experts completes this session.
Involving the public and stakeholders in your work can have wide-ranging benefits for you and your career: from raising your profile to realising impact. These transferable skills help develop effective presentation skills, grow confidence and enhance research and scholarship.
Pre-session Requirements
None.
On-the-Day Details
Please arrive at least 10 minutes before the start of the webinar.
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