Partnership Development

Engage with the College of Arts & Humanities and develop long-term, mutually benficial, sustainable relationships. Through collaboration we can: 

• establish new processes and methodologies,
• inform policy at local, national or international levels 
• promote cultural exchange within and between communities
• improve the health and wellbeing of our communities and environments
• create opportunities through placements with our students and academics

There are several routes to engaging with the College of Arts & Humanities including, but not limited to the following:

 These types of engagement can broadly be defined in four categories as shown below:

Student Sponsoring

• Student placements/internships - modest stipend to student
• Masters or PhD Scholarship - £5k-36k
• Knowledge Transfer Partnership - approx £18k-50k

 

Feasibility / Investigative short time academic engagement

• Innovation Voucher - up to £5k can be in-kind
• Knowledge Exchange Fund - up to £30k can be in-kind

 

Service Provision

• Consultancy
• Continuing Professional Development
• Contract Research

 

Collaborative Research

• Many routes of funding are available. For collaborative research the most common sources of funding include the UK research councils (such as the Arts and Humanities Research Council, AHRC) and/or the EU (for example the Horizons 2020 fund).