Foundations of Inter- and Transdisciplinary Research is a four-course programme that supports academics conducting research on complex societal and environmental problems.

Foundations of Inter- and Transdisciplinary Research is organised into four courses. The first course provides a high-level introduction to transdisciplinary research. The second, third, and fourth courses each explore a key phase of the transdisciplinary research process. 

These four courses guide researchers through the transdisciplinary research process from research co-design to the co-production of new knowledge to co-implementation.  All of the courses are simple and direct, so they can be applied immediately. 

 

Foundations of Inter- and Transdisciplinary Research includes the following online courses:

1. Introduction to Transdisciplinary Research
2. Co-designing Transdisciplinary Research
3. Co-producing New Knowledge
4. Co-creating Pathways to Impact

 

Project Management of Funded Grant Proposals supports researchers by exploring the practicalities of managing internationally funded projects. This course breaks down the project management cycle to support you as you engage in successful project planning, management, and reporting.

 

 

 

Grant Application Writing provides step-by-step grant application guidance for researchers and academics. This course explores best practice writing and budgeting techniques, so you can gain well-deserved funding for your project.

 

 

 

Introducing the Unlocking and Managing Research Funding knowledge track. These courses equip researchers and academics with the skills they need to secure grants and manage funded research projects. 

The Unlocking and Managing Research Funding knowledge track includes the following online courses:

1. Grant Application Writing
2. Project Management of Funded Grant Proposals

 

Enrol in the full programme now to get a 20% discount on the courses above!

 

Presenting a Compelling Proposal and Securing the Deal course supports you as you design your project workload, create a compelling pitch and prepare to negotiate.

 

Identifying Potential Clients and Understanding Their Needs revisits and builds upon the ideas from the first course, Becoming an Entrepreneurial Academic. This course will help you refine your Intellectual Property audit and identify the ways your features and benefits will meet clients’ needs.

 

Developing a Commercial Proposal course explores ways to meet clients’ needs, proactive approaches to funding, risk management, and project proposals.

 

Becoming an Entrepreneurial Academic provides a high-level introduction to research commercialisation. This course explores the ways you can use your intellectual property to help solve real-world problems and meet clients’ needs.

 

 

The Research Commercialisation programme is a four-course knowledge track that supports academics and researchers with the foundations and strategies to begin or continue their research entrepreneurship journey.

If you want your research to make a real-world impact, but are unsure how to navigate the world of entrepreneurship and intellectual property, then the Research Commercialisation knowledge track is for you. Course videos feature an expert in the field, practical case studies, and guided opportunities to put your knowledge into practice immediately.

The Research Commercialisation knowledge track includes the following courses:

1. Becoming an Entrepreneurial Academic
2. Identifying Potential Clients and Understanding Their Needs
3. Developing a Commercial Proposal
4. Presenting a Compelling Proposal and Securing the Deal

 

Enrol in the full programme now to get a 20% discount on all courses above!