Integrating Societal Impact in a Research Strategy 2019

Oslo, Norway

27 – 29 November 2019

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Background

What is the social impact of research investment? For some, the impact is so obvious the question doesn't need to be asked. Others want to measure the exact impact to ensure no money is wasted, or to optimise the impact. Most people working in research as a scientist, policy maker, research manager, or adviser find themselves somewhere in the middle. They are looking for ways to advance, assess and communicate the impacts of scientific research.

This hands-on, interactive course will build your skills, increase your knowledge and provide you with approaches to help in identifying the social impacts of research investment. The course provides a venue to share a common understanding and language around societal impact, so that impact strategies can be integrated within institutional or regional research strategies.

The meeting provides you with the latest knowledge and experiences to help you apply basic principles in practice. You will have the opportunity to meet experts and peers from multiple countries who are leading innovation in research funding approaches. After the course you will be able to work more systematically to organize a research strategy that strengthens the societal impact of your research or the research program you manage or fund.

With the growing national and international interest in the social impacts of research, this course comes at an exciting time.

Target audience

  • Research councils and research foundations
  • Managers of University research
  • All professionals involved in stimulating social impact or science
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Terms & costs

Partners

 

Confirmed trainers

Kathryn Graham

Kathryn Graham

Course Director

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Barend van der Meulen

Barend van der Meulen

Course Director

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David Budtz Pedersen

David Budtz Pedersen

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Liv Langfeldt

Liv Langfeldt

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Mike Smith

Mike Smith

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David Sweeney

David Sweeney

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Locations

Course Venue

Oslo Metropolitan University (OsloMet)

Pilestredet 32
0167 Oslo
Norway

Dinner venues

26 November
Welcoming dinner


Bacchus
Dronningens gate 27
0154 Oslo
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28 November
Course dinner


Elias mat & sånt
Kristian Augusts gate 14
0164 Oslo
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Hotel suggestions (within 15 minute walking distance of the course venue)

Thon Hotel Europe

Stenersgata 2A
0184 Oslo
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Scandic St. Olavs plass

St. Olavs plass 1
NO-0165, Oslo
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Saga Hotel

Eilert Sundts gate 39
0259 Oslo
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Traveling to the conference location