MasterclassEngagement & communications

Ethics of engagement and impact

Develop research impact that is ethical and inclusive

Live online
60 minutes
£95 · £69 concession
1 open date

While delivering real-world benefits, researchers must effectively manage ethical challenges to avoid damage to trust and credibility.

This interactive workshop gives you the tools to develop research impact that is ethical, equitable, and inclusive. You will work with a structured, evidence-based framework for ethical practice, explore ways to inclusively engage, and address barriers to participation. This session equips you to develop lasting, sustainable impact through practical strategies for maximising inclusion by design, pre-empting risks, mitigating negative impacts, and embedding accountability.

What you’ll walk away with

A framework for ethical engagement
A plan to mitigate risks while also maximizing impact
Practical tools to overcome key ethical challenges
Techniques to leverage impact through inclusive collaboration
Strategies to enhance the long-term sustainability of your impact

What the session covers

UnderstandWhy ethics of engagement and impact matters now, and the evidence behind the approach.
LearnThe step-by-step method your trainer uses, distilled into one focused hour.
ApplyWorked examples showing the method on real research, ready to adapt to your own.
AskLive Q&A with your trainer, so you leave with answers to your own case.

Who trains you

Trainers are assigned per date. The trainer named on the date you book runs that session live.

Prof. Eric Jensen

Trainer · Training Wed 14 July 2027

Eric Jensen has trained 25,000+ researchers and professionals. He specializes in training on evidence-based engagement, research impact evaluation, REF case studies, and strategic impact planning.

Open dates

Pick the date that fits.

Wednesday 14 July 202710:00–11:00 UK time · with Prof. Eric Jensen

Same session either way. Switch to another date or masterclass at any time, at no cost.

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