Your search has returned 87 courses. ESRC Impact Acceleration Account – Bid Development show During these two workshops, you will receive information on the ESRC Impact Acceleration Account (IAA), the different funding opportunities available, as well as guidance and support to write your proposals. Target Audience: Staff members who intend to apply for ESRC IAA funding View Course Details > Future Leaders Fellowships Round 11 – Online Q&A Drop-in Session show This is an online drop-in Q&A session for researchers applying to Round 11 of the Future Leaders Fellowship. Target Audience: Anyone interested in applying for a Future Leaders Fellowship, in particular Research and Early-Career Academic Staff. View Course Details > Grant Writing Masterclass show Scriptoria will deliver an in-person grant writing masterclass designed specifically for teams moving from smaller bids to large, interdisciplinary external grants. Target Audience: Research and research-enabling staff who already have success in securing smaller bids and are looking to progress into large external interdisciplinary bids. View Course Details > How to build a CV employers want show This live, hands-on workshop will help you create a clear, industry-ready CV that gets noticed by employers. You’ll learn how to structure and tailor your CV for different roles, showcase your impact, use AI to support your writing, and align your LinkedIn profile with your CV. Target Audience: Open to all staff View Course Details > How to Succeed in Research Funding: Master Projects & Finances show This workshop covers key aspects of pre-award research project management (PM): proposal development, estates, procurement, finances, and project timelines. Learn PM principles, stakeholder management, governance, risk management, and common mistakes to avoid. Target Audience: All staff (academic, research, KE, teaching, technical) involved in developing funding proposals and managing research or knowledge exchange projects. View Course Details > Impactful Research - Linking Your Work to SDGs in Pure show This practical training will walk you through the simple-yet-important steps to having an up-to-date Pure profile and linking your work with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for increased visibility and collaborations. Live Stream – to be recorded and published online Target Audience: Research and academic staff View Course Details > Introduction to ARIA - Research Funding show ARIA representatives will give an overview of the agency’s remit, how they operate, current research programmes and how to engage with their funding mechanisms, followed by Q&A. Target Audience: Research staff and anyone else involved in research (including PhD students), particularly those in Science and Engineering View Course Details > Introduction to Research Integrity (Online Course) 25_26 show This self-paced online course, created by the UK Research Integrity Office, offers a short dive into the topic of research integrity, why it matters and what it means in practice – perfect as an introduction for new researchers or a refresher for more experienced colleagues. Target Audience: Anyone conducting or managing research in any discipline, including early career researchers (research students, post-doctorates and fellows), technicians, and more experienced staff who need refresher training View Course Details > Personal Effectiveness : Understanding Yourself and Others show This workshop will use a personality profiling tool to give a framework which will help you understand your own behaviours and actions and that of others. It will offer an insight into communication styles, decision making approaches and working styles. Target Audience: Academic, Research, KE and Teaching staff View Course Details > Post-Award now what? Master Research Projects & Finances show This workshop covers tools for project & finance management, with insights from various speakers. Learn stakeholder engagement, governance, & risk management strategies to ensure compliance and project success. Reflective practices for capturing lessons will enhance future outcomes. Target Audience: Open to all. All staff (academic, research, KE, teaching, technical) involved in managing research or knowledge exchange projects. View Course Details > Project Launch Event: Collaborative Research Cultures show Project launch; “Cultures of Collaborative Research in a Socially Progressive Technological University” Target Audience: Open to all staff and PGRs. View Course Details > REF 2029: All Staff Information Session show REF is the UK’s system for assessing the quality of research in UK higher education institutions. Please join Strathclyde’s REF team for an overview of REF 2029. Target Audience: This course is open for all staff at Strathclyde, from across job families. View Course Details > Research Integrity Online - Staff show Participants will explore all aspects of Research Integrity. Target Audience: All Academic, Research, KE & Teaching Staff as well as any other staff members interested in this area. View Course Details > Researchers' Group AGM show Annual General Meeting to review achievements and take a look at things going forward. Target Audience: Research Staff View Course Details > RICW - Doing Collaboration Well: Academia–Third Sector Collaborations show This interactive workshop explores how academia can collaborate more accessibly and ethically with the third sector. Participants will examine barriers, mismatched needs, KTP and funding constraints, and co-develop practical workarounds for sustainable research partnerships. Target Audience: The workshop is open to academics, research staff, and PGR students, and structured around facilitated small-group work. View Course Details > RICW - Foundations in Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) show Develop an understanding of the basic principles of Responsible Research and Innovation Target Audience: This event is for research and knowledge exchange staff, and anyone else involved in research and/or KE View Course Details > RICW - From nice to necessary: Creating a culture of care in research show Discover why care isn’t just “nice” - it’s necessary. We will explore psychological safety, belonging, and kindness as the foundations of a thriving workplace culture. Reflect, connect, and leave with practical steps to make care part of your every day. Target Audience: All staff and PGRs View Course Details > RICW - Going Beyond One’s Discipline show Join us for a cross‑disciplinary exchange. Cross‑disciplinary ideas can move beyond words, allowing science, engineering, arts and humanities to share knowledge while preserving depth and disciplinary integrity. Target Audience: All staff and PGRs View Course Details > RICW - Imagining the ethical horizons of your research show Exploring how to use creativity and imagination to build ethical interdisciplinary responses to global challenges, such as health, climate, inequality and impacts of technology. Target Audience: Anyone involved in research and/or knowledge exchange and/or teaching & learning View Course Details > RICW - Intersectionality workshop show An exploration of intersectionality and its applications in higher education Target Audience: All staff are welcome – Academic staff and those involved in research may be particularly interested. View Course Details > RICW – Participants’ rights in research show Working with people? Learn how to do it ethically, safely and with real impact. This session covers consent, sensitive data, participant voice and co production—giving you the tools to conduct confident, responsible qualitative research. Target Audience: This course is open to researchers – staff and doctoral students – whose research involves human participants View Course Details > RICW - Public Involvement & Engagement (PIE) show Grab a slice of PIE! Find out what Public Involvement & Engagement (PIE) really means, explore funder guidelines, real case studies, and tips for overcoming challenges to create meaningful, inclusive PIE at Strathclyde. Target Audience: All staff and PGRs interested in public involvement and engagement View Course Details > RICW – Research Integrity in an Hour show This session will explore research integrity from a practical perspective, focusing on what the key principles of research integrity are and how these can be embedded into research practices. It is aimed at newcomers to the topic. Target Audience: All staff and post grad researchers involved in leading, conducting or supporting research View Course Details > RICW - Strathclyde Research Integrity Culture Week Launch Event '26 show This interactive event will enable staff and students to engage with Research Culture initiatives across the university and celebrate the launch of RCIW over some hot morning rolls. Target Audience: All staff and PGRs interested in Research Integrity and Culture at Strathclyde View Course Details > RICW - What is effective mentoring? show A 90-minute interactive workshop exploring what effective mentoring looks like across roles, job families, and career stages. Participants will share experiences and identify principles to inform practical mentoring guidance and support positive organisational culture. Target Audience: Staff from all job families and career stages, including academic, research, teaching, KE, and professional services colleagues, and anyone with experience of, or interest in, mentoring. View Course Details > Seven Sins of Academic Research (& how to avoid them) show This workshop explores 7 main aspects of research integrity from a practical perspective, focusing on encouraging best research practices and preventing potential misconduct. Target Audience: All academic staff involved in carrying out research, leading projects, mentoring researchers or supervising research students; also, research managers and staff supporting research View Course Details > SPIRAL UKRI Future Leaders Fellowships Information Session show This open session will provide information about the UKRI Future Leaders Fellowships scheme and Strathclyde’s related internal processes. Target Audience: Anyone interested in applying for a Future Leaders Fellowship, in particular Research and Early-Career Academic Staff. View Course Details > SPIRAL - Attract Research Funding: Writing & Applying For Fellowships show Learn more about writing and applying for postdoctoral fellowships in this workshop - from planning and preparation to the process of application itself. Target Audience: Research staff / postdocs View Course Details > SPIRAL - Broadcast Media Training show Have you ever wondered how to deal with journalists and make media to a professional standard? This 3-hour course explores various different ways of engaging with media, from giving expert opinion and creating media content on research to camera presentation and microphone skills. Target Audience: Staff engaging or interested to engage with the media about their work View Course Details > SPIRAL - Collaboration for Innovation & Knowledge Exchange show Interested in developing your entrepreneurial side? Thinking about founding a micro business or looking for a business idea? This session will look at support available for women entrepreneurs, empowerment, and starting up. Target Audience: Open to anyone across the university. View Course Details > SPIRAL - Communicating Your Research Through Digital Storytelling show Learn how to communicate your research to a wide audience through digital storytelling – a simple form of video. Ideal for anyone new to video-making or with limited experience, the course covers how to write a narrative, plan and create a video using images and simple animation. Target Audience: Staff involved in research who want to know how to effectively communicate their research to a lay audience in an engaging but simple video format. Please note priority will be given to ESRC IAA award holders. View Course Details > SPIRAL - Confidence, Communication & Negotiation Part 1 show part 1 only of a set of two interactive and engaging online workshops. The workshops explore finding a conducive and confident mindset for communication, effective negotiation approaches and applying these to situations you bring to work on. Target Audience: Research staff, academic staff and professional services staff View Course Details > SPIRAL - Confidence, Communication & Negotiation Part 1 and Part 2 show A highly interactive workshop examining practices for creating an effective work environment, effective negotiation, clear communication, and influencing focused on principles and mutual gain. Target Audience: Research staff, academic staff and professional services staff View Course Details > SPIRAL - Confidence, Communication & Negotiation Part 2 only show part 2 only of a set of two interactive and engaging online workshops. The workshops explore finding a conducive and confident mindset for communication, effective negotiation approaches and applying these to situations you bring to work on. Target Audience: Research staff, academic staff and professional services staff View Course Details > SPIRAL - Creating a Stakeholder Engagement Strategy show This online interactive workshop provides an introduction to stakeholder engagement. Target Audience: All staff involved in research or KE, (including research-/KE-enabling staff), with an interest in engaging with external stakeholders. View Course Details > SPIRAL - Creating balance for a sustainable academic/ research life show Discover how to set boundaries and regain balance in your academic life. This workshop offers tools, reflection, and strategies to help you manage work-life demands, support well-being, and create a sustainable, fulfilling career-empower yourself to thrive! Target Audience: Academics/ Research Fellows View Course Details > SPIRAL - Early Career Researchers: How to explore your career options show Explore diverse career options, both within and outside academia. Target Audience: Research staff who are looking to take next steps in their career View Course Details > SPIRAL - Engaging with Industrial Partners show This online ½ day workshop is to support academics become more effective at engaging with industry partners. It has a specific focus on Research and KE activities within a consultancy role to the industrial partner. Target Audience: For those who are engaging with industry partners View Course Details > SPIRAL - Equitable collaboration & creating a constructive culture show A highly interactive workshop focusing on understanding motivation, strengths, communication and roles as the basis for a collaboration to which everyone can contribute. Target Audience: Research staff, academic staff and professional services staff View Course Details > SPIRAL - Explore careers beyond academia in 3 days show This program help researchers gain clarity, confidence, and direction for careers beyond academia without starting from scratch or making rushed decisions. Target Audience: Research staff who are looking to take next steps in their career View Course Details > SPIRAL - Figures, images & visualising information show This workshop is designed to introduce participants to various types of visual formats including standard graphs, information visualisations and graphics for publication and conference presentations/posters. Target Audience: Research staff and anyone else involved in research View Course Details > SPIRAL - Freelancing: All you need to know show Freelancing is a legitimate way of working for employed and, of course, self-employed people. Whether a side-hustle, a start-up or even a scale-up, freelancing offers lots of positives such as increased income, offsetting some expenses against tax, & developing new skills. Target Audience: Anyone across the university who is interested in developing the mindset and skills to become a freelancer in any level, sector or skill. View Course Details > SPIRAL - Grant Writing show This session delivers all you need to know for planning and writing winning grant applications. It includes finding funding, promoting your concept, and working out the finance. Target Audience: Any staff interested in applying for research grants View Course Details > SPIRAL - Handling Academic Rejection show This course will introduce participants to practical techniques to harness the power of their own minds to cope better with rejection, respond constructively, and embrace academic rejection as part of the path to professional excellence. Target Audience: Research staff and anyone else involved in research View Course Details > SPIRAL - Hosting conferences and events show This in-person session will give an overview of the venues and services available at the University for hosting conferences and events. Refreshments will be provided. Target Audience: For those wishing to attract and host conferences and events at the University View Course Details > SPIRAL - How do I find funding calls? Research Professional workshop show This interactive workshop will provide you with a better understanding of how to use Research Professional to support your research ideas and funding needs, including an overview of the platform, time to create funding searches and alerts, and an individual surgery with OSDU & RKES. Target Audience: All research active staff View Course Details > SPIRAL - How to Build Your Reputation in 30 Mins per Day show Stand out in your career by learning how to shape your professional reputation in just 30 minutes a day. In this workshop, you will learn how to showcase your strengths and create opportunities for your career. Target Audience: Open to all member of staff who are interested in building your professional reputation and profile. View Course Details > SPIRAL - How to map & demonstrate research skills for industry show This practical session guides research professionals through mapping their existing skills to industry roles, pinpointing gaps, and crafting evidence-based stories that showcase their impact. Target Audience: Open to all Research staff who are interested in understanding their own set of skills. View Course Details > SPIRAL - How to Prepare a Research Talk - A step by step guide show Presentation skills session. Workshop focus is on preparing a presentation for maximum impact and to reduce stress in the run up to speaking. Delivered by DY Training Target Audience: All staff interested in improving their presentation skills View Course Details > SPIRAL - Introduction to Entrepreneurship show Interested in becoming an entrepreneur? Thinking about developing a micro business or looking for an opportunity? This session explores how to find inspiration and explore areas of opportunity of innovation and start to seed a fledgling innovative idea or business. Target Audience: Anyone across the university who is interested in developing the mindset and skills to become an entrepreneur or is in the early stages of business development. View Course Details > SPIRAL - Introduction to Stakeholder Engagement show This online interactive workshop provides an introduction to stakeholder engagement. Target Audience: All staff involved in research or KE, (including research-/KE-enabling staff), with an interest in engaging with external stakeholders. View Course Details > SPIRAL - Introduction to Understanding & Recording Research Impact show This introductory course offers an overview of the key principles of research impact and developing an impact record. It will be helpful for those looking to understand how their research makes a difference in the world and how to evidence this change for REF and other contexts. Target Audience: This course is appropriate for staff involved in research, especially those at an earlier stage in their career. View Course Details > SPIRAL - IP Essentials Copyright, Teaching and Commercialisation show Novel intellectual property (IP) is created regularly by researchers in universities and it is becoming increasingly important for both staff and students to equip themselves with elementary knowledge of the subject. Target Audience: This course is designed specifically for researchers working in universities and institutes. View Course Details > SPIRAL - Leading and Managing Research Staff show This online workshop explores how you take a structured approach to leading and managing research staff to get the best from your team. Target Audience: Academic / Fellows / Senior Postdocs View Course Details > SPIRAL - Leading and Motivating Your Team Members show Participants will learn the DISC framework, a well-established approach to understand the behavioural preferences and motivational priorities of individuals, to enhance their effectiveness in research leadership - whether in a formal leadership position, or as an active collaborator. Target Audience: Research staff and anyone else involved in research View Course Details > SPIRAL - Managing and Delivering Successful CPD Sessions show A highly practical full-day, fully online workshop for staff designing or delivering professional development sessions for external stakeholders (e.g. colleagues from other institutions, industry, government, etc.) with a focus on engagement and effectiveness. Target Audience: For academics / researchers expected to deliver CPD sessions to groups of professionals View Course Details > SPIRAL - Managing power dynamics in research environments show Explore and reflect on power dynamics in research environments, share experiences, and gain tools to reframe challenging interactions. This practical workshop helps foster equity, awareness, and positive change in academic culture-join to empower yourself and others! Target Audience: Academics/ Research Fellows View Course Details > SPIRAL - Navigating Peer Review show In this workshop, participants will be introduced to the academic publishing and peer review system through short presentations, discussions and peer review exercises. Target Audience: staff View Course Details > SPIRAL - Online Research Grant Application Writers’ Workshop show Self-paced online course, targeted at staff new to writing funding applications. Learn how research grants are awarded, how this affects the way to write applications; develop relevant skills; learn strategies to write a grant-application as quickly as possible Target Audience: Academic, Research, KE and Teaching Staff View Course Details > SPIRAL - Power Hour of Writing [online] show The Power Hour of Writing is a chance to write distraction-free, build community, & celebrate progress together. Let's get productive! Target Audience: All staff View Course Details > SPIRAL - Power Hour of Writing; Festive Kick-Off show Join us in kicking off Strathclyde’s newest initiative, the Power Hour of Writing - festive-themed in-person writing opportunity and some optional networking over hot drinks and mince pies. A chance for researchers to write distraction-free, build community, & celebrate progress. Target Audience: Who the course is aimed at View Course Details > SPIRAL - Productive writing: techniques, planning & finishing show In this interactive workshop, we will focus on starting, maintaining momentum and completing writing projects. Target Audience: Research staff and anyone else involved in research View Course Details > SPIRAL - Project Management for Research and K.E. show This online workshop will look at the tools and techniques used in managing research projects which will build processes and structures that support project delivery. Target Audience: For academics / researchers managing projects View Course Details > SPIRAL - Research Integrity in Practice show This highly interactive workshop suits anyone looking to enhance their own & other’s practice. Exploration of fundamentals on research integrity, with discussion & application to your situation. We aim to make the subject lively and a vital part of daily practice as a researcher. Target Audience: Anyone looking to enhance their own, or others' practice, especially researchers and academics in Social Sciences, Humanities and the Arts for People and the Economy (SHAPE disciplines) View Course Details > SPIRAL - Responsible Research & Innovation show This one-day interactive workshop introduces principles & concepts of responsible research & innovation & provides attendees with tools, processes, and frameworks for developing innovations responsibility. Funded by University of Strathclyde EPSRC Impact Acceleration Account (IAA). Target Audience: Anyone involved in research and innovation View Course Details > SPIRAL - Routes to Impact show This short one-hour course will outline the differences between Impact itself and various routes to impact. Target Audience: All staff View Course Details > SPIRAL - Seven Secrets of Successful Research Supervision Online show You know what your research student should be doing, but it just does not seem to be happening. Despite your best efforts to set up good habits for your student, it does not work. Why is this, and what can you do to make completing a PHD easier for your students and for you? Target Audience: For supervisors of doctoral research students View Course Details > SPIRAL - Strathclyde Spring Writing Retreat (In Person) show The Strathclyde Writing Retreat series supports participants wishing to make significant progress on writing projects by allowing sufficient time to immerse themselves in the writing activity and to benefit from peer support. Target Audience: For academics, researchers, and knowledge exchange staff looking for protected time and space to work on writing. View Course Details > SPIRAL - Strathclyde Spring Writing Retreat (online) show The Strathclyde Writing Retreat series supports participants wishing to make significant progress on writing projects by allowing sufficient time to immerse themselves in the writing activity and to benefit from peer support. Target Audience: For academics, researchers, and knowledge exchange staff looking for protected time and space to work on writing. View Course Details > SPIRAL - Strathclyde Winter Writing Retreat show The Strathclyde Writing Retreat series supports participants wishing to make significant progress on writing projects by allowing sufficient time to immerse themselves in the writing activity and to benefit from peer support. Target Audience: For academics, researchers, and knowledge exchange staff looking for protected time and space to work on writing. View Course Details > SPIRAL - Tackling Conflict and Difficult Conversations in Your Team show Are you a PI struggling with conflict within your team ,or a Researcher who finds it difficult to raise concerns or provide feedback to your supervisor or colleagues? This workshop provides practical models & tools to help you respond more effectively in these moments of tension. Target Audience: Research staff, academic staff and professional services staff View Course Details > SPIRAL - Transitioning Beyond Academia: Network for a job change show Build and maintain a strong professional network, showing you how to use your connections to find job opportunities, improve your LinkedIn profile, and make the most of in-person networking events. Target Audience: Research staff who are looking to take next steps in their career View Course Details > SPIRAL - Transitioning beyond academia: Write a non-academic CV show Learn to create a strong non-academic CV that effectively showcases your skills and experiences, tailored to attract recruiters and meet industry standards. Target Audience: Research staff who are looking to take next steps in their career View Course Details > SPIRAL - Turbocharge Your Writing (for staff) Online Session show Would you like to know the secret to high output, low stress scholarly writing? In academia it is often assumed that writing comes naturally. However, an overwhelming body of research shows that there are clear and practical strategies that can increase your writing productivity. Target Audience: Academic/Research Staff, all levels View Course Details > SPIRAL - Women in Entrepreneurship show Interested in developing your entrepreneurial side? Thinking about founding a micro business or looking for a business idea? This session looks at support available for women entrepreneurs, empowerment, & start up. It covers key skills - setting up, finding customers & funding. Target Audience: Anyone across the university who is interested in developing the mindset and skills to become an entrepreneur. View Course Details > SPIRAL - Working with Local Government show This event will feature a presentation on working with policy at a local level, given by Nick Bibby FRSA FAcSS, which will be followed by a conversation between Nick and Paul Godzik. Finally there will be an opportunity for questions to both speakers. Target Audience: Research staff and anyone else involved with research. The event would also be of use to colleagues with a focus on impact and engagement, the civic university, or the relationship between research and place. View Course Details > SPIRAL - Writing for The Conversation: 1-to-1 Editor Chats – HaSS/SBS show The Conversation is a news website with content written by researchers and academics working with professional journalists. This 20-minute one-to-one session with an editor will enable you to receive personalised advice and feedback on your writing ideas for The Conversation. Target Audience: Any staff members in HaSS or SBS who are involved in research and would like to write for The Conversation View Course Details > SPIRAL - Writing for The Conversation: 1-to-1 Editor Chats - Sci/Eng show The Conversation is a news website with content written by researchers and academics working with professional journalists. This 15-minute one-to-one session with an editor will enable you to receive personalised advice and feedback on your writing ideas for The Conversation. Target Audience: Any staff members in Science or Engineering who are involved in research and would like to write for The Conversation View Course Details > SPIRAL- Transitioning Beyond Academia: Job search strategies that work show Suitable for all staff to learn job search strategies for moving from academia to industry, like using your connections, reaching out to recruiters, finding the right companies, improving your LinkedIn profile, and using effective job search methods. Target Audience: For all staff who are looking to take next steps in their career View Course Details > SPIRAL-Developments in Research Impact for Established Academics show This practical workshop has been designed for established academics looking to better understand, articulate, and record how their research makes a difference in the world as well as how to support researchers in relation to impact for REF and other contexts. Target Audience: This course is appropriate for researchers and research leaders who are established in their career, especially those with Departmental / Faculty responsibilities. View Course Details > SPIRAL-Strategic Collaboration: Creating a Constructive Culture show This half-day workshop explores how you can build effective collaborative relationships and create a constructive culture in your team. The session will discuss constructive behaviours, tools and ways of working to embed a positive environment for existing or future collaborations Target Audience: All staff involved in research and interested in how to develop more meaningful collaborations View Course Details > SPIRAL-Strategic Collaboration: Developing Partnerships Equitably show This half-day workshop explores how to develop research collaborations more strategically and equitably. Focusing on research across departments, organisations or disciplines, it will discuss constructive behaviours, tools, and ways of working together that benefit everyone involved. Target Audience: All staff involved in research and interested in how to develop more meaningful collaborations. View Course Details > SPIRAL-Transitioning beyond academia: How to win the job interview show Suitable for all staff to learn important skills for job interviews, including how to prepare effectively, answer common questions, understand different interview formats, ask good questions, follow up after interviews, and negotiate salary and benefits. Target Audience: All staff who are looking to take next steps in their career View Course Details > SPIRAL-Transitioning beyond academia; Unlock potential for job change show Discover your strengths, values, and interests so you can build a strong professional identity, identify skills they can use in different jobs, and find the right work environment for a successful career change. Target Audience: Research staff who are looking to take next steps in their career View Course Details > Strathclyde Chancellor’s Fellows –Application Info & Support In-Person show This is the booking page for IN-PERSON attendance. This workshop aims to provide support for potential applicants for this year’s Strathclyde Chancellor’s Fellows Scheme, to understand how the hiring process works and what is expected in the application. Target Audience: Anyone interested in applying to the Chancellors’ Fellow Scheme View Course Details > UK NCP Energy at Strathclyde - Part 1 show First session (1 h): Introductory/General session on Horizon. Second Session (1.5 h): Focus on Energy and Clean Hydrogen A smaller, more targeted session with participants who have expressed interest in these subject areas (identified through mapping or self-selection). Target Audience: All Academics and Research staff interested in applying for Horizon Europe Pillar II calls, with a special focus on Cluster 5 (Climate, Energy and Mobility) View Course Details > UK NCP Energy at Strathclyde - Part 2 show First session (1 h): Introductory/General session on Horizon. Second Session (1.5 h): Focus on Energy and Clean Hydrogen A smaller, more targeted session with participants who have expressed interest in these subject areas (identified through mapping or self-selection). Target Audience: All Academics and Research staff interested in applying for Horizon Europe Pillar II calls, with a special focus on Cluster 5 (Climate, Energy and Mobility) View Course Details >