Effective research communication workshop

Vil I som forskere blive bedre til dialog med praktikere, politikere, journalister og eksperter på andre felter? Så er træning vejen frem. Publicér kan designe præcis den workshop, I har tid til og behov for. Marianne Bom har mange års erfaring i at lede workshops i mundlig og skriftlig kommunikation. Hun er cirka en gang om måneden fast underviser på det obligatoriske introkursus for ph.d.-studerende på KU Sund, og hun har i årenes løb trænet forskere fra de fleste danske universiteter, fra Region Sjælland og internationalt i forskningspartnerskabet PARC - Partnership for the Assessment of Risks from Chemicals.

Communicate to gain impact

As a researcher you need the skills to communicate concisely in many situations: When interacting with scientists and experts in other fields, when writing applications, giving oral presentations, being interviewed by journalists, writing posts for social media and when engaging with various stakeholders outside academia.

To make an impact, you need strong communication skills.

Publicér has trained researchers from most Danish universities, from the Region Zealand, and internationally through PARC - Partnership for the Assessment of Risks from Chemicals. Once a month, she trains PhD students at the Faculty of Heath at the University of Copenhagen.

According to evaluations, participants find our workshops very useful and would recommend similar workshops to other researchers.

Tailor-made workshops

We offer tailor-made workshops, as training needs and available time vary from place to place. Our two-day workshop has been approved for ECTS credits by PhD committees at six Danish universities.

Publicérs effective research communication workshop is relevant for specialists in the private and public sector, PhD students, postdocs, senior scientists and professors.

Further info and booking

Journalist Marianne Bom, +45 262 82341, bom@publicer.dk

Workshop topics

Once your group of has completed our introduction to the basic communication guidelines, you can continue the training by focusing on the subjects most relevant for you. For example:

• Communication leadership: Defining impact goals and training needs within the organisation

• Strategic communication: How strategic communication and planning can help you reach your stakeholders

• Know your core story: Defining your raison d’être and learning how to communicate your core story to relevant target groups

• Written research communication: How to target, frame and write in clear, accessible language

• Oral research communication: Learn to present your work or idea in a two minute pitch and open the door to dialogue

• LinkedIn or other social media: Clarifying your purpose for being there, choosing types of content, planning and producing posts.

• Media training: How to interact effectively with the media.

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