December 5th, 2019
The Parliamentary Office for Science and Technology (POST) is offering academic fellowships for researchers interested in the way research evidence can be used in policymaking.
Fellowships are open to all UK-based researchers who have a PHD, or university staff who work in impact or knowledge exchange and who are eligible for a parliamentary pass.
Undertaking a parliamentary fellowship has a number of benefits, including:
The deadline for applications is 11:59pm on Sunday 19 January 2020.
The Institute for Policy and Engagement is holding a drop-in style workshop to help anyone thinking of applying to the fellowship scheme.
The workshop will take place in Room A01, Highfield House, University Park on Tuesday 17 December from 11am to 1pm.
It’s a chance to learn more about the fellowships and about POST but also an opportunity for researchers and university staff to begin developing and strengthening applications in a supportive environment.
For more information about the workshop and the fellowship scheme, or to book your place on the workshop please contact Head of Policy Impact, Chris Sims.
Tags: academic fellowship, Impact, Knowledge Exchange and Impact, Parliamentary Academic Fellowships Scheme, parliamentary fellowship, Parliamentary Office for Science and Technology, POST
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