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How can researchers better engage with national and global policy making?

Hosted by the Faculty of Education
When Feb 22, 2017
from 04:00 PM to 06:00 PM
Where Homerton College, University of Cambridge, Hills Road
Contact Name Dr Charlotte Sausman
Attendees All welcome. Advance registration is required.
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Organised by Professor Anna Vignoles and Dr Ben Alcott, Faculty of Education.

We will hear from three speakers from the fields of development and education:

Charlotte Watts from DfID, Peter Sellen from the Education Policy Institute and Roy Head from Development Media International.

The event will run from 4-5.30 with time for questions and discussion.

Drinks will follow from 5.30-6.00 pm.

See further details and register a place at:

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/how-can-researchers-better-engage-with-national-and-global-policymaking-tickets-31254574273

 

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We aim to support public policy research across Cambridge University, working with colleagues in science, social science, the arts and humanities, to apply new thinking to public policy problems and promote research and analysis into the public policy process. We hope to connect and raise the profile of existing public policy related work across the University and support collaborative research that includes policy development in a range of subject areas. 

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