Orientation for REF impact assessment
Wednesday, November 27, 2024
University of Glasgow ARC Studio 2, Glasgow, United Kingdom
Orientation for REF impact assessment
Wednesday, November 27, 2024
University of Glasgow ARC Studio 2, Glasgow, United Kingdom
What you need to know
In person event on Wednesday 27 November 2024 10:00-11:30
This is a workshop aimed at REF Impact Leads and other colleagues involved or interested in the assessment and development of REF Impact Case Studies for REF2029. The workshop is designed and led by the Central REF Impact Team at University of Glasgow in collaboration with the Impact Teams at each college. It is open to all staff at University of Glasgow.
This workshop is part of a bigger programme of training and accompanying resources in response to feedback from REF2021 aiming to further enhance the quality and consistency of assessment of potential REF Impact Case Studies across all schools and colleges at the University of Glasgow. Note that this workshop has previously been delivered online on July 11th and August 15th.
In this workshop we will:
- Provide a refresher on the REF Impact basics - what, why, and how?
- Share the UofG process for developing and assessing REF Impact Case Studies.
- Explore how to identify impact prospects with the potential to develop into strong REF Impact Case Studies.
- Direct you to the resources, people, and future training opportunities you need.
We highly recommend attending in person to gain the added benefits of in person meeting however, if that's not possible please get in touch as we can deliver the workshop in a hybrid capacity if there is sufficient need. Please contact us at ref@glasgow.ac.uk. You can also get in touch if you have questions about this workshop or REF2029 at University of Glasgow
Location
University of Glasgow ARC Studio 2
Studio 2 The Mazumdar-Shaw Advanced Research Centre, 11 Chapel Lane, Glasgow, G11 6EW United Kingdom
The ARC is within a walking distance from Hillhead and Kelvinhall Subway Stations, as well as Kelvingrove Museum and Gallery. Nearby bus stations are located on Byres Road, Dumbarton Road, and Church Street.
There is step-free access to Level 2, the publicly accessible ground floor. Accessible and ambulant toilets are available throughout the building, as are gender neutral toilets. Changing Places toilet located on Level 1, our lower ground floor and you may ask reception for support. Baby feeding and changing facilities are available on Level 2. This includes access to a fridge, microwave, bottle warmer and sink. Assistance dogs are welcome! Water bowls can be provided at Reception. The closest Blue Badge parking bay is located on University Place. Please contact ARCEnquiries@glasgow.ac.uk should you need to arrange accessible drop-off and parking immediately next to the ARC. All microphones in the building work in conjunction with an infrared hard of hearing system.
For more information, please visit the University of Glasgow's Advanced Research Centre website.
The workshop will include audio visual powerpoint presentations. Should you have accessibility requirements related to these, please let us know in advance by email at: ref@glasgow.ac.uk
When
- Wednesday, November 27, 2024 10:00 AM
- Timezone: United Kingdom Time
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