Arts & Humanities Partnership Catalyst

The College of Arts & Humanities Partnership Catalyst is a design-led and partner-driven Knowledge Exchange programme in collaboration with The Glasgow School of Art. It reverses typically academic-focused approaches to partnership and project development by centring partner, audience, and community needs. It invites partners and stakeholders to identify cross-sectoral challenges and opportunities towards the co-creation of objectives that might be met by Arts and Humanities research. 

The #AHPCatalyst activity will bring together research strengths and expertise from Private, Public and 3rd Sector organisations and colleagues from the UofG, to identify and establish routes towards addressing the challenges facing our economic, social and cultural landscapes. 

If you are are interested in participating in future Catalyst activity please do get in touch. Your input can help shape our future focus.  

Contact: Dr Fraser Rowan

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Splash format of Catalyst process

What is the Partnership Catalyst?

Our recent blog post in the University's Auditorium provides an overview of the drivers and processes behind the Partnership Catalyst. It also explains what sets it apart from other outreach programs.

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What can I expect?

The benefits of participation, your role and extent of your commitment, our code of conduct as well as the sessions and outcomes are outlined here.

Explore our current Catalyst themes:

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Catalyst 3: Mental Health & Wellbeing

Mental Health & Wellbeing 

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Catalyst 2: Food

Food: Sustainability, Health, Heritage & Tourism

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Catalyst 1: Digital Cultural Heritage

Digital Cultural Heritage