Generating Research Impact guides researchers through preparing, monitoring and communicating their work in terms of tangible, measurable societal benefit beyond the walls of academia.
For institutions, faculty and staff. One full year of access to complete.
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All three courses • 9 hours
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12 months from activation
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Institution staff & academics
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Offer valid until 16 October 2026
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Funders, rankings and national assessment exercises increasingly ask institutions to show what their research changed. It’s not just about where it was published anymore. This programme builds that capability in the people who have to write it down.
Every researcher finishes the programme having drafted a narrative impact statement addressing measurable societal benefit in a format suitable for reporting and funding.
Researchers learn how their work is discovered, read, shared and evaluated, and build a personal visibility plan covering scholarly, social and policy channels.
Participants identify their institution’s long-term impact goals and set personal KPI-aligned objectives, so individual effort points in the same direction as the strategy.
Equip relevant research office and institutional support staff tasked with communicating the wider value of the institution’s research output.
Validated against UK REF 2029 criteria, ERA Australia, UAE OBEF framework and EU Horizon impact pathways.
A sequential, practical curriculum structured for tangible translation into institutional research evaluation.
A clear, practical guide to how research is discovered, read, shared and evaluated across journals, repositories, databases and researcher-level metrics.
Why impact has to be thought beyond the walls of academia, and how to articulate the reach and application of research in terms of tangible, measurable societal benefit.
A roadmap for communicating impact outside academia, ending in a personal narrative impact statement showing how your work affects everyday life.
By shifting emphasis from pure volume of citations to demonstrable public value, participants develop durable skills that feed straight into your institution’s annual reports and assessment submissions.
Every learner completes the syllabus with tangible drafts that your Research and Enterprise Office can plug directly into institutional reporting.
Interpret research-level metrics and know which numbers matter.
Build a personal research visibility plan.
Understand how different audiences experience research value.
Identify institutional impact targets and personal KPIs.
Set measurable and reportable indicators of research influence.
Craft a compelling research impact narrative suitable for assessment.
Validated under relevant research impact and assessment frameworks.
Developed and instructed by senior advisers in scholarly communication, academic strategy and bibliometrics.
Associate Director,
Research Consulting
Dr Andrea Chiarelli is Associate Director at Research Consulting, where he specialises in open research, research communication and research integrity. He has delivered programmes and projects with universities, funders and research organisations across Europe and internationally.
Chief Academic Officer,
Knowledge E
Dr Emily Choynowski is Chief Academic Officer at Knowledge E, overseeing research development and dissemination initiatives. She also works extensively across scholarly communications, institutional capacity building and international research networks.
Senior Scientist,
Research Strategy
Dr Gali Halevi is a researcher and published author with extensive experience in research analytics, scholarly communication and impact assessment. Her work has covered bibliometric analysis, research evaluation and methods for demonstrating research influence.
One rate covering all faculty and staff at your institution, with a full year to complete all three courses from day of institutonal activation.
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