Your search has returned 169 courses. RI&C Week: AI Integrity in Practice show This discussion-focused workshop will explore the implications of AI use for research integrity. Target Audience: All staff involved in leading, conducting or supporting research. View Course Details > RI&C Week: Participant Considerations, Wellbeing and Rights show This event provides guidance on the process of obtaining informed consent from participants & advises how researchers can demonstrate their commitment to the dignity, respect & data protection rights of participants - both during & after the active research phase. Target Audience: Researchers conducting human subject research where they are working with and collecting data and/or tissue from human participants (including research which involves the co-creation of outputs, materials, or sensitive data collection) View Course Details > RI&C Week: Research Integrity and Culture Marketplace show Come along and meet your colleagues involved in supporting a positive research culture and embedding research integrity! You can chat all things research integrity and culture with experts whilst enjoying lunch and networking with other staff and PGRs. Target Audience: All staff and postgraduate researchers involved in leading, conducting or supporting research View Course Details > Academic Development Information Session show An opportunity for academic professional staff (traditional academic, teaching, research and knowledge exchange staff) to come along to meet with a member of the Academic Development team in order to benefit from support in understanding the development opportunities available. Target Audience: Staff seeking to engage with academic development programmes View Course Details > Academic Writing - Online show This class has been developed for Online delivery and will be offered Online for the forseeable future Target Audience: Academic & Research Staff View Course Details > Active Bystander Training show Active Bystander is a 90 minute long, fast paced session which equips delegates with the skills to deal with bullying, sexual harassment and intimidation in the workplace. Target Audience: All staff at all levels/disciplines View Course Details > ADR - Setting SMART Objectives show This 20 minute video will be of interest to all Staff who are involved in the ADR process as either a reviewer or reviewee. The video will look at the ADR process and how to set objectives for the ADR process. Target Audience: All Staff View Course Details > ADR Development Conversations: Drop-In Session for Reviewees show This is a drop-in ‘Question & Answer’ session for anyone who has a question about having a conversation about career & professional development with their ADR reviewer. Target Audience: Research staff and anyone else with questions about having a development conversation as part of their ADR View Course Details > ADR: A Focused Conversation (Academic, Research, Teaching & KE) show This 60- minute online session provides information on the ADR process for reviewers & guidance on how to lead constructive, meaningful ADR conversations. It is targeted at ADR reviewers to those in Academic, Research, Teaching or KE roles. Target Audience: Staff involved as reviewers in ADR for Academic, Research, Teaching or KE roles View Course Details > An Introduction to Project Management show The aim of this introductory course is to help you understand the principles and terminology of project management as well as giving you essential tools and techniques to help you scope, plan and deliver successful projects. Target Audience: Staff who are needing an introduction to Project Management View Course Details > Assessment for Learning in Higher Education show According to the principle of Assessment for Learning (AfL), assessment and feedback should always help students learn and succeed. AfL is at the heart of Strathclyde’s Assessment and Feedback Policy. Target Audience: For all staff involved in assessment and feedback , or those with particular interest in Assessment for Learning View Course Details > Aurora Info Session for 2022/23 Cohort show Join this interactive online session to learn more about the Aurora women’s leadership development initiative, hear from recent Strathclyde participants, and to find out about applying for a centrally-funded place at Strathclyde. Target Audience: This session is primarily for Strathclyde staff who are a) women, and b) Grades 7, 8 and 9. Staff of any gender and any grade are also welcome to attend the session if they wish to learn more about the Aurora women’s leadership development initiative. View Course Details > Awareness for First Aid for Mental Health show Awareness of First Aid for Mental Health is a blended course that will be facilitated by staff from the Disability and Wellbeing Service. Target Audience: Staff View Course Details > Becoming a Strathclyde Supervisor show This workshop aims to provide an introduction to the practices and policies relating to supervising postgraduate research students at Strathclyde. This is a core workshop of the Strathclyde Supervisor Development Programme. Target Audience: All staff with a role in PG Research Supervision View Course Details > Building a Successful Research Career show Building a Successful Research Career is run by OSDU (the Organisational & Staff Development Unit). It is designed for existing and aspiring research staff, particularly those in the early part of their career Target Audience: Academic & Research Staff View Course Details > Coaching Skills Course for Leaders and Managers show This practical workshop will introduce you to coaching as a leadership strategy and approach. You will learn about using the GROW model to facilitate positive growth, productivity and motivation with colleagues. Target Audience: Strathclyde Leaders and Managers View Course Details > Conferencing & Event Organisation At Strathclyde show A half day session on the practicalities of organising a conference or event . Target Audience: Staff members who organise conferences & events View Course Details > Conflict prevention and resolution in the supervisory relationship show This workshop will address the relational aspects of the supervisory process through the lens of mediation. This workshop can be used as a ‘Day-to-Day Supervision Skills’ option towards the Strathclyde Supervisor Development Programme. Target Audience: All staff with a role in PG Research Supervision View Course Details > Continuous Professional Development (CPD) Opportunities 2022 show The workshop will explain the benefits that IMechE membership brings, including access to great CPD resources. Target Audience: Engineering Technicians View Course Details > Course (Re) Design - Online show This class has been developed for Online delivery and will be offered Online for the forseeable future. Target Audience: Academic & Research Staff View Course Details > Customer Service Skills show Participants in this workshop will gain invaluable skills and techniques that are the fundamentals of service professionalism and you will be encourage to take pride in what you do. Target Audience: All Staff View Course Details > Dealing with Conflict on Projects show As part of our project management theme this short session will introduce the kinds of conflicts you might experience when managing projects and some strategies and techniques for dealing with them. Target Audience: All Staff View Course Details > Engaging Doctoral Students with Writing show This workshop will support doctoral supervisors to establish productive writing habits for their students. This workshop can be used as a ‘Academic Writing & the Viva Voce Exam’ option towards the Strathclyde Supervisor Development Programme. Target Audience: All staff with a role in PG Research Supervision View Course Details > 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 > Freelancing: All you need to know show Freelancing is a legitimate way of engaging in knowledge exchange and/or entrepreneurship for employed and, of course, self-employed people. This session sets out all you need to know to start freelancing and how to easily get started. Target Audience: Open to all View Course Details > HEA Fellowship Information Session - Online show This workshop will introduce you to the Strathclyde Recognition Pathways, discuss the requirements for recognition, assist you in selecting the most appropriate Descriptor category to work toward. Target Audience: Academic,Teaching APS Staff 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 Leadership for PhD Supervisors show This workshop will introduce Leadership as a model for establishing and maintaining successful PhD supervisions Target Audience: All staff with a role in PG Research Supervision View Course Details > Introduction to Research Integrity (Online Course) 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 > Leadership Development Prog (1st line leadership) - Info Session show This is a 30 minute, on-line session which will introduce participants to the course content and structure, how to engage in the optional elements of the programme, pre-programme objective setting and the options for ILM accreditation. Target Audience: First Line Managers responsible for Supervising Staff View Course Details > Leadership for Strategic Outcomes - Intro Session show This is a 30 minute, on-line session which will introduce participants to the course content and structure, how to engage in the optional elements of the programme, pre-programme objective setting and the options for ILM accreditation. Target Audience: Team Leaders View Course Details > Lessons from Antarctica on Equality, Sustainability and Leadership show Join Strathclyders Stephanie Ordonez, Maria Weikum and Wendy Pring in this lunchtime seminar to hear more about their recent voyage to Antarctica exploring collective leadership, equality & inclusion, sustainability, Antarctic science and more. Target Audience: All staff View Course Details > Management Development: Complaint Investigation Skills - Online show The aim of this course is to help participants develop and improve their investigation skills with a specific focus on complaints handling. The course is offered to nominated members of staff who will conduct complaints investigations at Stage 2. Target Audience: Investigating Officers for Stage 2 complaints ONLINE View Course Details > New Staff Induction Seminar show A seminar for newly appointed staff. The seminar will introduce you to working for the University of Strathclyde Target Audience: Newly Appointed Staff to the University View Course Details > Pedagogy & Leadership in HE: New Research Sub-theme show Our overarching aim is to support staff undertaking scholarship, research, and innovation in higher and professional education Target Audience: staff undertaking scholarship, research, and innovation in higher and professional education View Course Details > Planning a Positive Retirement show This information session is for those either considering retirement or about to retire in the near future. This will be a face to face session in Graham Hills. Target Audience: Anyone considering retirement or early or flexible retirement View Course Details > Preparing to be an Examiner or Convener show The PhD viva is a core part of the examination of PhD students and yet there is very little written about, and training given, in how to effectively examine PhD students. For many examiners the only training will have been their own viva and learning from peers on the job. Target Audience: All Academic Staff View Course Details > Preparing Your Student for Viva show This session is designed to complement the training offered to Viva candidates at Strathclyde. This workshop can be used as a ‘Academic Writing & the Viva Voce Exam’ option towards the Strathclyde Supervisor Development Programme. Target Audience: All staff with a role in PG Research Supervision View Course Details > Professional Services Development Programme- Info Session show This is an hour session which will introduce participants to the course programme, content and structure Target Audience: APS Staff Grade 4 and above View Course Details > Professional Services Networking Lunch show A chance for administrators to come together and network, sharing information and best practice Target Audience: Suitable for anyone who undertakes any administration role View Course Details > Promoting Research Integrity through Supervision show This workshop will support Supervisors to develop an approach that encourages positive research practices within their team. Target Audience: Staff involved in Doctoral Student Supervision View Course Details > Recognition of Learning and Teaching for Technical Staff show This one hour session is designed to provide information to technical staff on how they can gain formal professional recognition (Associate Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy) for their formal or informal role in supporting learning and teaching. Target Audience: Technical Staff View Course Details > Relaunch of Women’s Network show We would be delighted if you would join us for the relaunch event of the Strathclyde Women’s Network. Target Audience: Women's Week View Course Details > Research Funding Landscape Information Session show An online open session designed to provide updates to academic researchers on UK & international funding strategy, priorities & opportunities in the Engineering, Science, Humanities and Social Sciences research areas. Target Audience: Academic staff, particularly early career colleagues 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 > Research Professional Administrator Training Workshop show This workshop aims to provide insightful learning on how to use Research Professional to find/promote targeted funding opportunities, manage research workgroups and facilitate bid development. Target Audience: For research & KE professionals; faculty/department/research centre/cluster administrators and bid officers View Course Details > Researcher’s Group AGM show The Researchers’ Group annual general meeting is held to review the year’s achievements and look forward as a group, including the election of new committee members who provide a voice for researchers’ throughout the university. Target Audience: Research Staff View Course Details > RI&C Week: NHS Ethics – Thinking about PPI and Participant Materials show This workshop will provide guidance on the NHS Research Ethics Committee review process and the value the committee places on PPI as part of an application. The recently introduced NHS Ethics Quality Standards design and review principles will also be addressed. Target Audience: Research staff and students submitting NHS ethics and R&D applications using the IRAS system View Course Details > RI&C Week: Addressing Questionable Research Practice and Misconduct show This workshop will explore how research misconduct can, and should, be addressed within a positive research culture, with discussions on how issues of research misconduct arise, how these can be dealt with, and what this means for researchers, participants, and the University. Target Audience: All staff and postgraduate researchers involved in leading, conducting or supporting research View Course Details > RI&C Week: Anonymisation of Research Data show This workshop will provide practical guidance on the data management processes necessary when collecting personal data from research participants, from considerations for GDPR & participant consent to how personal data collection can be embedded effectively in data management plans. Target Audience: Researchers (staff and PGR students) who are collecting and processing personal data in their work View Course Details > RI&C Week: Embedding Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) show This World Café workshop will explore the topic of Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI). Participants will have opportunity to discuss with internal and external colleagues the relevance of RRI as well as practical ways to implement RRI concepts through different dimensions. Target Audience: All staff involved in leading, conducting or supporting research View Course Details > RI&C Week: Inclusion from the Start – Embedding EDI in Research show This workshop will explore how issues around equality, diversity and inclusion can be integrated within research projects from their inception. Target Audience: All staff and postgraduate researchers involved in leading, conducting or supporting research View Course Details > RI&C Week: Inclusivity and Diversity in Research Cultures show Join us as we hear from researchers and practitioners in a series of short talks on how we can embed equality, diversity and inclusion into our research and innovation culture to ensure everyone can thrive in academia. Target Audience: All staff and postgraduate researchers involved in leading, conducting or supporting research View Course Details > RI&C Week: Making Your Data Open Access in Social Sciences show The session will address the benefits of open data in social sciences, show examples of projects with existing datasets and provide tips on how to make open access data more straightforward for other researchers to use for secondary data analysis. Target Audience: Anyone involved in social sciences research View Course Details > RI&C Week: Mental Health for Managers show This session aims to support managers to support their staff. It will provide an overview for managers to help start the conversation & feel comfortable & confident to talk to staff about mental health & wellbeing, with a practical approach focused on ‘take away’ tools and skills. Target Audience: Staff in formal or informal supervisory / manager roles View Course Details > RI&C Week: Open Research – What Is It and How Does It Benefit Us? show Join us as we hear from researchers and practitioners in a series of short talks on what open research is and the wide range of benefits that adopting open research practices can bring. Target Audience: All staff and postgraduate researchers involved in leading, conducting or supporting research View Course Details > RI&C Week: Open Session Research Development & Culture Sub-Committee show Join the open meeting of the Research Development & Culture Sub-Committee to influence the University’s future research culture priorities. Share your insights on what these priorities should look like and learn how the committee can put them into practice. Target Audience: All staff involved in leading, conducting or supporting research View Course Details > RI&C Week: Reframing Failure in Research show This event will offer a conversation about failure and resilience in research & innovation, where we’ll hear diverse perspectives from Strathclyde and external speakers on research setbacks, fueling innovation, and reshaping our perception of failure. Target Audience: All staff and postgraduate researchers involved in leading, conducting or supporting research View Course Details > RI&C Week: Research Integrity in the Age of AI show This expert panel discussion explores intersection of AI technologies & integrity in the context of research environments. Participants will be able to learn more about opportunities and risks of using AI in research and research management as well as ideas on how to navigate them. Target Audience: All staff and postgraduate researchers involved in leading, conducting or supporting research View Course Details > RI&C Week: Researchers’ Guide to Ethics show Participants will gain a good knowledge of ethics so that they recognise when ethics is a consideration in their own work and they have the skills to obtain ethics approval when necessary. Target Audience: Postgraduate research students + staff involved in leading, conducting or supporting research View Course Details > RI&C Week: Sustainability and Me! show Have you always wondered how to consider sustainability within your research? Then wonder no longer. Join the Centre for Sustainable Development team for an interactive guide to how you can embed sustainability in your research plans, outcomes and activities. Target Audience: All staff and students (PGR) engaged in research View Course Details > RI&C Week: Trusted Research and Innovation show This workshop introduces the key principles of Trusted Research & Innovation and provides attendees with frameworks and practical examples to allow them to consider aspects of their work in relation to Trusted Research & Innovation. Target Audience: All staff involved in leading, conducting or supporting research View Course Details > RI&C Week: Where Next for Responsible Research Assessment? show Responsible research assessment recognizes and rewards the wide range of contributions that maximise the quality of research. With insights from experts across the UK research sector, this event explores the next steps for achieving systemic reform of research assessment. Target Audience: All staff and postgraduate researchers involved in leading, conducting or supporting research View Course Details > Running Effective Meetings show Unlock productive meetings! Learn to set clear goals, create focused agendas, encourage participation, and keep discussions on track in your meetings Target Audience: All staff who plan and lead effective meetings View Course Details > Shaping the Next REF:Your Thoughts on Strathclyde's Consultation Input show Have your say on Strathclyde’s response to the ongoing Research Excellence Framework (REF) consultation - join us at one of two online workshops to discuss the REF 2028 initial decisions and help to shape our institutional response. Target Audience: All staff involved in conducting, enabling or supporting research, knowledge exchange and/or innovation View Course Details > SPIRAL - Developing & Engaging in Equitable & Ethical P'ship Research show This interactive training aims to support researchers to examine the principles of equitable and ethical partnerships for research, and will examine these through interactive case studies and discursive activities. Target Audience: PGR and academic staff 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 - Applying for your first role: in academic posts & fellowships show Aimed at Research Staff planning an academic career either through the independent researcher route (fellowships) or applying for their first lectureship (teaching and research). Target Audience: Research staff planning an academic research career 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 for Academics show This sessions offers the knowledge and skills to communicate research through the media. It covers broadcast interview training and discussion on how to understand what the media are looking for. Target Audience: Staff, PGRs View Course Details > SPIRAL - Building Productive Relationships with Industry show This course will contain a mix of information and practical activities. Target Audience: Anyone looking to build or improve their network. View Course Details > SPIRAL - Career Management for Researchers @ Strathclyde show Career Management for Researchers @ Strathclyde is a blended course, combining online modules and Zoom discussion sessions, to help you explore career options and prepare you for the next stage of your career. A 4-week course - designed to address key career issues for researchers. Target Audience: Research Staff View Course Details > SPIRAL - Communicate with Confidence: Straight Talking - Online show As you grow in seniority, your interactions with colleagues and clients can become more complex. This opens up exciting opportunities but also poses potential challenges. This half-day course is a practical and engaging exploration of these areas of communication. Target Audience: Academic, Teaching, Research and KE staff 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 View Course Details > SPIRAL - Considering your Career Options show This session will provide participants with an overview of the possible career pathways, both academic and non-academic, available to research staff as well as how to progress along these tracks. Target Audience: For Research Assistants, Research Associates and Research Fellows View Course Details > SPIRAL - Designing & Implementing Inter and Transdisciplinary Research show This interactive training aims to support researchers to examine the principles of inter and transdisciplinary research, and subsequently examine how their research could improve or benefit embracing these approaches. Target Audience: PGR and academic staff View Course Details > SPIRAL - E4A - Getting Started with 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 get started with a business and get it off the ground in the simplest way. Target Audience: Anyone across the university who is interested in getting started with a business. 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 - 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. Target Audience: Any staff involved in visualising complex information, especially in research contexts 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 - Growing Up in Higher Education show ‘Growing Up in Higher Education’ is an event series focusing on the unofficial stories behind successful academic careers. Each session invites a different speaker to discuss and reflect on their career journey – examining doubts, struggles and detours as well as successes. Target Audience: Research and early career academic staff 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 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 Develop 'Real World' Impact with Academic Research show A two-hour online interactive workshop that explores how you can ensure your academic research has a positive impact beyond academia. Target Audience: All staff involved in research, in particular early- to mid-career researchers View Course Details > SPIRAL - How to get Customers, Free Funding and Support: The Life Hack show Finding and getting customers is the lifeblood of any small enterprise. How can target markets be defined and approached for low or no-cost? Target Audience: Open to all staff (Teaching, Research, KE & Entrepreneurship, Professional Services) View Course Details > SPIRAL - Impact and Influence show This lively and enjoyable session, run by VOX Coaching, will explore practical communication skills that will help you increase your confidence, become someone to whom others want to listen and achieve greater impact and influence. Target Audience: Academic & Research Staff 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 – Managing & Supervising Researchers Peer Network show This peer network is designed to support those managing and supervising researchers. Target Audience: Academic staff and all others involved in managing and supervising researchers 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 - Monitoring and recording research impact show REF Workshop Target Audience: research staff View Course Details > SPIRAL - Motivating and Developing Teams show This workshop will help you manage your research team to deliver successful projects, work effectively through your team delivering results and develop others' capability to perform. The workshop will offer a range of practical tools and approaches to extend your management skills. Target Audience: Research leaders and those aspiring to be 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 - 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 > SPIRAL - Planning & Designing a Research Career show Interested in continuing in research? Then it is never too early to start planning your career trajectory & thinking about the direction you want to go. Research is exciting, competitive & a challenging career choice requiring strategic planning, seeking opportunities & networking. Target Audience: Research staff / postdocs View Course Details > SPIRAL - Productive Writing: Techniques, Planning & Finishing show This workshop will focus on writing productivity: from getting started with a writing task to continuing productively, overcoming writing challenges and finishing within deadlines. Target Audience: Any staff involved in academic writing (e.g. for research, knowledge exchange or teaching purposes) 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 Careers Outside Higher Educ. show This seminar event will explore the career paths and current roles of a number of speakers having moved from an academic research background into research roles outside of higher education. Come along to learn more about different types of careers! Target Audience: Research staff members and any staff looking to explore their career options View Course Details > SPIRAL - Research Funding Peer Network show This peer network is designed to connect and support those involved or interested to become involved in research funding. Target Audience: All staff members who are involved or would like to become involved in gaining and managing research funding View Course Details > SPIRAL - Research Integrity in Practice show This highly interactive workshop suits anyone looking to enhance their own and other’s practice. Plenty of exploration of fundamentals, along with discussion and application to your situation. We aim to make the subject a lively and vital part of your daily practice as a researcher. Target Audience: Anyone looking to enhance their own, or others' practice. Research & academic staff. View Course Details > SPIRAL – Research Writing Workshop - Weekly Drop In show This informal, social writing workshop is intended for all staff who are looking for protected time and space to focus on their writing and legitimise writing tasks in their busy work weeks. Target Audience: For academics, researchers, and knowledge exchange staff looking for protected time and space to work on writing. View Course Details > SPIRAL - Researcher Careers: Non-Academic Careers in Higher Education show This seminar event will explore the career paths and current roles of a number of speakers having moved from a research background into non-academic roles in higher education. Come along to learn more about different types of careers! Target Audience: Research staff members and any staff looking to explore their career options View Course Details > SPIRAL - Researchers Group - Meet the Faculty show An informal event highlighting research activity in a specific faculty and bringing together researchers to network with their peers. Target Audience: Open to all research staff, particularly those who identify as early career. View Course Details > SPIRAL - Responsible assessment of research outputs show REF Workshop Target Audience: research staff 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 - 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 - Side Hustles: How to start and grow them. show Side Hustles can be a passion project - opportunity to upskill, to work with new people, a chance to earn some extra income or for developing a social enterprise idea. This session looks at some side hustle ideas and also sets out the playbook for running a side hustle successfully. Target Audience: Open to all (Teaching, Research, KE and Entrepreneurship, Professional Services) View Course Details > SPIRAL - Social Media for Business & Industry Engagement show This sessions offers the knowledge and skills to use social media for business and industry engagement. It covers all aspects of social media usage including analytics and social media marketing and management. Target Audience: Staff, PGRs View Course Details > SPIRAL - Start & Run a Thriving, Flourishing Business. show Ever wondered if you would like setting up and running your own business? Not sure where to start and what is involved? Find out the answers from an experienced start-up and edupreneur Dr Kate Smith who discusses practical tips, tricks and common pitfalls. Target Audience: Open to all 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 - 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 - UKRI Future Leaders Fellowships Q & A Drop-In Session show This Q&A session will answer participants’ questions about the UKRI Future Leaders Fellowships scheme and Strathclyde’s related internal candidate selection process and support. Target Audience: Research Staff and Early Career Academic Staff. View Course Details > SPIRAL - Working with Policymakers: a Practical Guide show A practical introduction to engaging with policymakers in Scotland. This is an on-campus event, including a talk followed by a Q & A session. Target Audience: Researchers, KE Staff, ECRs, research directors, directors of impact. View Course Details > SPIRAL - Writing for The Conversation show The Conversation is a news website with content written by researchers and academics working with professional journalists. This session explores what The Conversation does, how you can become involved and what benefits writing for a more general audience can bring to your research. Target Audience: Any staff members involved in research 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 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 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 -Personal Effectiveness Series: Effecting Positive Engagements show This workshop will offer tools and techniques to present yourself in a confident and assertive manner. It will help you get your message across and influence others in an effective and positive way whilst still maintaining your authenticity. Target Audience: Academic, research, KE & teaching staff View Course Details > SPIRAL: Improving Cost Recovery on Research Projects show Understand the different cost elements of a research project and how the recovery of institutional costs (overheads) can be improved when a research project is costed. Target Audience: All staff involved in costing research projects, approving costings of research projects, or managing departmental/faculty finances in relation to research. View Course Details > SPIRAL-Careers Beyond Research/Applying Your Skills Outside Academia show There are a number of options outside of academia that are open to postdocs. Not everyone chooses to climb the academic ladder and many researchers are unaware of the variety of other options that are available. Target Audience: Postdocs View Course Details > SPIRAL-Engaging 'Hard-to-Reach' Audiences/Widening Impact show This workshop will explore generalisable principles underpinning the successful delivery of a successful KE project and how they could be applied to a wide range of academic disciplines and audiences. Target Audience: For academics, researchers, and knowledge exchange staff View Course Details > SPIRAL-Practical Perspectives on Academic Promotion in STEMM P1 show This in person face event aims to support those considering going for academic promotion in the next 12 months. Session 1 focuses on enabling participants to gain better understanding of promotion procedures & type of achievements & documentation applicants needed for promotion. Target Audience: Academic professional staff who are eligible for academic promotion and planning to apply in the next 12 months View Course Details > SPIRAL-Practical Perspectives on Academic Promotion in STEMM P2 show This zoom session aims to support those considering going for academic promotion in the next 12 months. Session 2 will focus on supporting participants to translate their achievements into appropriate formats and language for their promotion application. Target Audience: Academic professional staff who are eligible for academic promotion and planning to apply in the next 12 months View Course Details > SPIRAL-Research Professional Training Workshop - Engineering & Science show This course is for users from Faculty of Engineering and Science who are interested in using Research Professional to search for funding opportunities, create personalised funding alerts and keep up to date with the funding climate Target Audience: For users from Faculty of Engineering and Science View Course Details > SPIRAL-Research Professional Training Workshop - HaSS & SBS show For users from Faculty of HaSS and SBS who are interested in using Research Professional to search for funding opportunities, create personalised funding alerts and keep up to date with the funding climate. Target Audience: This course is restricted to Research Professional users from Faculty of HaSS and Strathclyde Business School View Course Details > STACK Users at Strathclyde show STACK is an online assessment system for STEM subjects, designed to assess students’ answers to questions with numeric or algebraic answers. Target Audience: Academic/Teaching staff using, or interested in using, STACK for online assessment and feedback View Course Details > STEP - Using Your Calendar to Claw Back Time In Your Day show In this workshop, through a number of developmental activities, participants will take a proactive approach to their calendars to claw back time and work more effectively. Target Audience: Any staff, particularly those involved in the delivery of teaching and learning View Course Details > STEP - ‘Focus On: Generative AI in L & T - Workshop 4 show Facilitated by Education Enhancement and OSDU, we will be running a Mini-programme of workshops exploring the impact of generative-AI on learning, teaching, and assessment at Strathclyde. Target Audience: Professionals who teach and/or support learning View Course Details > STEP - AI2: Maintain Academic Integrity in an AI-enabled World-Online show This session provides attendees with a briefing on academic integrity & Generative Artificial Intelligence, Target Audience: Staff who teach or support learning View Course Details > STEP - AI2: Maintaining Academic Integrity in an AI-enabled World show This session provides attendees with a briefing on academic integrity & Generative Artificial Intelligence, Target Audience: Staff who teach or support learning View Course Details > STEP - Climate Fresk Workshop Programme *ONLINE* show Climate Fresk - Become a Strathclyde Climate Education Leader in just a few hours with no prior knowledge of climate change required! ONLINE session Target Audience: All staff View Course Details > STEP - Developing MCQs show Multiple choice questions (MCQs) can be an excellent tool for assessment, whether formative or summative. In this self-directed module, explore how to avoid common mistakes in designing MCQs and techniques for using MCQs to evaluate higher order thinking skills such as judgement. Target Audience: Staff involved in learning and teaching View Course Details > STEP - Focus On: Generative AI in L & T - Workshop 1 show Facilitated by Education Enhancement and OSDU, we will be running a Mini-programme of workshops exploring the impact of generative-AI on learning, teaching, and assessment at Strathclyde. Target Audience: Professionals who teach and/or support learning View Course Details > STEP - Focus On: Generative AI in L& T - Workshop 2 show Facilitated by Education Enhancement and OSDU, we will be running a Mini-programme of workshops exploring the impact of generative-AI on learning, teaching, and assessment at Strathclyde. Target Audience: Professionals who teach and/or support learning View Course Details > STEP - Focus On: Generative AI in L& T - Workshop 3 show Facilitated by Education Enhancement and OSDU, we will be running a Mini-programme of workshops exploring the impact of generative-AI on learning, teaching, and assessment at Strathclyde. Target Audience: Professionals who teach and/or support learning View Course Details > STEP - HEA Fellowship Information Session In-Person show This workshop will introduce you to the Strathclyde Recognition Pathways, discuss the requirements for recognition, assist you in selecting the most appropriate Descriptor category to work toward. Target Audience: Academic,Teaching APS Staff View Course Details > STEP - Helping Your Students Make the Most of Feedback In-Person show This STEP session will explore a number of strategies that can help support your students to make the most of feedback. The session will be responsive, practical, and focussed on discovering solutions to real challenges. Target Audience: All staff who teach and/or support learning View Course Details > STEP - Helping Your Students Make the Most of Feedback Online show This STEP session will explore a number of strategies that can help support your students to make the most of feedback. The session will be responsive, practical, and focussed on discovering solutions to real challenges. Target Audience: All staff who teach and/or support learning View Course Details > STEP - Helping your students make the most of groupwork show Working in groups can improve learning outcomes & support the development of key graduate attributes for students. However, group work can be challenging for many. Target Audience: Staff delivering learning and teaching View Course Details > STEP - Helping your students make the most of groupwork - Assessment show Working in groups can improve learning outcomes and support the development of key graduate attributes for students. However, assessing group work can be a challenge for both staff and students Target Audience: Staff delivering learning and teaching View Course Details > STEP – How to become a JiTTER (Just in Time Teacher) show Just-in-Time Teaching (JiTT) is a strategy designed to promote the use of class time for active learning. In this STEP session, we will look at the benefits of JiTT and explore some simple, practical steps to help you become a JiTTer Target Audience: All staff who teach and/or support learning View Course Details > STEP - Leadership in Learning and Teaching Network show This is a face to face meeting of the Leadership in Learning and Teaching network Target Audience: Participants of the Leadership in Learning and Teaching Network View Course Details > STEP - Pedagogy Reading Group show The pedagogy reading group meets to discuss articles / books on pedagogy. The aim of the group is to support participants' knowledge and understanding of varying pedagogies and how they may apply to teaching. Target Audience: All staff with an interest in pedagogy View Course Details > STEP - Programme Leader’s Network 2023 show The Network being established is intended to bring together programme leaders from across the university to support role development, problem solving, and generate resources and training support for existing and new programme leaders. Target Audience: Academic Programme Leaders View Course Details > STEP - Responding to module evaluation: Drop-in session show This course is to support staff in making sense of and responding to module evaluation data. Target Audience: All staff involved in supporting and delivering learning and teaching View Course Details > STEP - Senior Fellows Network show The Senior Fellows Network is a community for colleagues who have achieved SFHEA. Target Audience: All staff who have achieved Senior Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy View Course Details > STEP Developing MCQs show This self-directed module guides participants through designing multiple choice questions (MCQs) in higher education. Target Audience: All staff who teach and/or support teaching and learning at Strathclyde View Course Details > STEP: Designing inclusive curricula show This STEP workshop is designed to empower learning and teaching staff at Strathclyde to create curricula that are not only accessible to all but also reflect the diverse needs and perspectives of our student body. Target Audience: All staff who teach and/or support learning at Strathclyde View Course Details > STEP: Helping Students Make the Most of Independent Study show This workshop explores some of the strategies that teachers and/or those who support learning can adopt to maximise the effectiveness of students’ independent study. Target Audience: All staff who teach and/or support learning View Course Details > STEP: How to Assess and Provide Feedback to Large Classes show In this STEP workshop, we will explore a number of strategies for assessing and providing feedback to large classes. In the context of assessment, this will include assessment design and – where possible – minimising the assessment burden on staff and students. Target Audience: All staff who teach and/or support learning View Course Details > STEP: How to Encourage Active Learning in Large Classes show In this STEP workshop, we will explore a number of strategies for engaging students in active learning in large classes, whether delivered predominantly online or on campus. Target Audience: All staff who teach and/or support learning View Course Details > Strathclyde Chancellor’s Fellows – Application Information & Support show 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 > Supervising Postgraduate Research show This module enables you to engage with the professional and theoretical underpinnings and political drivers of national developments in research and research supervision in Higher Education in the UK. Target Audience: Academic , Research KE and Teaching Staff View Course Details > Supervisor Development Programme - SPARK Credits Information Session show This session will provide information about how to gain SPARK credits through the Strathclyde Supervisor Development Programme for the SPARK module “Supervising Postgraduate Research” Target Audience: Staff interested in gaining SPARK credits through the Strathclyde Supervisor Development Programme View Course Details > Supporting Early Researchers' Careers:: A Workshop for Line Managers show Career development is an increasingly important aspect of the PhD journey. This workshop aims to support supervisors of doctoral students in promoting their student’s career development. Target Audience: Staff involved in Doctoral Student Supervision or the Line Manager for Research Staff View Course Details > Supporting Quality Research & Researcher Development (On Campus) show This workshop will introduce the new Researcher Development Time Policy, Research Code of Practice and Research Data Management & Sharing Policy – exploring what these policies mean in practice, why they are relevant and how they will impact those involved in research. Target Audience: Any staff involved in research or research support View Course Details > Supporting Quality Research & Researcher Development (Online) show This workshop will introduce the new Researcher Development Time Policy, Research Code of Practice and Research Data Management & Sharing Policy – exploring what these policies mean in practice, why they are relevant and how they will impact those involved in research. Target Audience: Any staff involved in research or research support View Course Details > Supporting Your Strathclyde PGR Student show This workshop will provide tools and advice on getting your postgraduate research students off to the best start at Strathclyde. It is a Core Workshop of the Strathclyde Supervisor Development Programme. Target Audience: All staff with a role in PG Research Supervision View Course Details > Sustainable Dev'ment Goals - Multiplier Training (Gaia Education) show This one day SDG Training of Multipliers workshop led by Gaia Education will build capacity of participants to use interactive methods and games to engage with students, stakeholders and communities in vitally important conversations about the implementation of the 17 SDGs. Target Audience: PGR and academic staff View Course Details > TALON Part 2 show Part 2 includes three weeks during which some engagement is expected (approximately 8 hours in total). Other time will be spent on developing and evaluating their online classes or activities. Tutors can be contacted at any time (within reason!) until assessment submission, however Target Audience: The aim of the module is to allow participants to experience being an online student while at the same time exploring the implications and opportunities of teaching and learning online. View Course Details > Teaching Learning and Assessment within the Disciplines (Online) show This class has been developed for Online delivery and will be offered Online for the foreseeable future Target Audience: Academic & Research Staff View Course Details > Team Approaches to Problem Solving show De Bono’s 6 Thinking Hats theory and it’s use in problem solving and meeting management Target Audience: All staff with a role in PG Research Supervision View Course Details > Technical Staff Development Programme - Information Session show This introductory session is open to all Technical staff, and is designed to inform staff about the Technical Staff Development Programme. Target Audience: Technical Staff Grade 3 - 8 View Course Details > Technical Staff Network series show A chance for Technical Staff to come together and network, sharing information and best practice Target Audience: Suitable for anyone who undertakes any Technical role View Course Details > Trainer Training show Trainer training for those delivering training as part of their role. This course involves working towards a nationally recognised SVQ unit Target Audience: Anyone who is involved in delivering training session View Course Details > UKRO Annual Visit Webinar - Horizon Europe Updates show This session targets audience who are interested in applying for Horizon Europe funding. It aims to provide the newest updates and novelties on Horizon Europe funding programme with an update on the UK’s association to the programme. Target Audience: Strathclyde colleagues who are interested in applying for Horizon Europe funding and gaining the most updated information about status of UK’s association to Horizon Europe. View Course Details > Understanding and Exploring Knowledge Exchange Online show This class has been developed for Online delivery and will be offered Online for the forseeable future. Target Audience: Academic & Research Staff View Course Details > Women in Technical Roles Networking Group show A networking group for all women in technical related roles Target Audience: All women in the University of Strathclyde who carry out technical based roles including AV and IT type roles View Course Details >