Support for reseachers

Public Policy|Southampton supports researchers through capacity building activities such as our impact training programme, our tailored impact toolkit and guidance for ways to engage. We assist researchers from their application for funding through to their dissemination to policymakers. Consult us on your Pathways to Impact and cost us into your grant application for support in engaging with policymakers.

Pathways to Impact

A guide to costing Public Policy|Southampton into your funding proposal

Government Areas of Research Interest

Find details of the UK Government's Areas of Research Interest as they are published here in one place.

Impact toolkit

Guidance on things to consider in the science to policy process and useful tips in planning and costing your impact activities

Policy|Training

Join us for regular Wednesday lunch time sessions featuring internal and external speakers delivering practical 'how to' sessions to support researchers in engaging with policymakers

Re:actions

Complete back catalogue of University of Southampton's publication celebrating the business, public engagment and public policy impact of our researchers

Researcher Portal

These pages function as a one-stop shop for anyone seeking information about any aspect of research lifecycle

Resources

A tailored selection of resrouces from external parties supporting the evidence to policy process

Ways to engage

Guidance on the many channels available to researchers to engage with policymakers

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