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Culture and Careers

The Researchers at Risk Fellowships are a “win-win” for fellows and their host university

Financial constraints and changes in the UK’s immigration policy have been major challenges for Universities of Sanctuary. These challenges, however, are offset by the considerable benefits that the widening of access to UK universities through sanctuary initiatives can bring, including the building of networks, collaborations and engagement that might never have happened without them.

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The Joy Of Six

Sometimes it feels as if we don’t even have time to breathe. With the huge expansion in the remit and range of research management, and the subsequent increase in our workloads, finding time to take on any additional tasks feels insurmountable. So why add to your in-tray by agreeing to write for ARMA Insights? For me, I think there are six potential benefits.

Tackling inequalities in research

Organisations are increasingly looking for new ways to improve equality, diversity and inclusion within research. One way they are doing this is by combining their efforts through the EDIS coalition.

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Getting qualified in RMA

Two recent graduates of ARMA’s Certificate in Research Management share their experiences of the programme and why the rewards have been worth their efforts. 

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Encouraging all to flourish

At Durham, we are embarking on a journey of vision, values, and actions to enable the best environment for all that are involved in research to thrive.

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Culture eats strategy for breakfast

A poll at the start of the most recent Universities UK Research and Innovation Conference showed that research culture is the top priority across UK universities over the next few years.

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