Engagement Opportunities

The MVLS Engagement team can:

  • provide advice and support on identifying appropriate engagement events
  • help find the right opportunity for your project
  • offer guidance on completing application forms, risk assessments and costings.

The public engagement opportunities displayed below have been selected to be most relevant to MVLS researchers.

 

Contact: mvls-engage@glasgow.ac.uk 

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Further events PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES

 

Amplify -

This is an exciting new joint initiative from the University of Glasgow's College of Medicine, Veterinary & Life Sciences and Glasgow Science Centre funded by Wellcome ISSF.

Five reseracher projects are working with experts at Glasgow Science Centre to design an exhibit based on their research. Each project will get a full design brief for their next funding application, and one will be selected to be made a reality.

Learn more about Amplify and the projects

 

ARCadia

 

 

Call for Events is now Closed

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The ARCadia festival will celebrate the launch of the Advanced Research Centre (ARC) building with public events from 16 September to 30 September 2022.

 

 

Become a STEM Ambassador

Volunteer to bring STEM subjects to life by engaging with young people in and out of the classroom. STEM Ambassadors support learning, illuminate careers, and raise aspirations. In return you will receive engagement training, develop communication skills and be able to contribute to your community.

Pint of Science

Pint of Science is a worldwide science festival that aims to communicate contemporary scientific developments to the public by bringing scientists to pubs, cafés and other public places to share their research and findings.

The Glasgow POS Team welcome speakers and volunteers to support this annual spring festival.

Glasgow Science Festival

Our award winning Festival is one of the largest in the UK. Showcasing the contribution Glasgow and Glasgow based researchers make to the worlds of science, technology, engineering, art, maths, and social science (STEAM), the festival develops content with researchers and works with partners to produce a varied annual summer programme. Opportunities include hosting an activity and joining the Volunteer Team.