Researchers in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Business are actively engaged with stakeholders outside the University context, to contribute to meaningful and tangible benefits for people, the environment, and communities.
Through a comprehensive structure of impact and engagement support, which encompasses The Bridge Team, our policy forum and toolkit, and partnerships with the University’s three research Institutes, our researchers are facilitated to collaborate with an extensive range of organisations, stakeholders, networks, and publics, in diverse, embedded and innovative ways.
From the local level here in the city of Plymouth and on the South West Peninsula, to national and international contexts, these collaborations enable our research to be instrumental in establishing the opportunities and means through which enriched cultures, healthier lives, and equitable futures can flourish.
We have a proud reputation for world-leading research that is truly international, interdisciplinary, and above all, impactful. About Plymouth Pioneers.
Redesigning public services funding allocation formulae to maximise social benefit
Nature Connections: relational engagement with nature through (co) creative practice
Influencing provision, policy making and police training in the UK and Romania to increase the profile of Gypsies, Travellers, and Roma
Enhancing legal and policy structures for underwater heritage protection
Researcher and Lecturer in History and Cultural Heritage, Daniel Maudlin, takes us on an historical tour of Powderham Castle.
Making music with brain signals to improve the quality of life of severely motor-impaired individuals
Mayflower 400: Decolonising cultural heritage and transforming narratives of remembering
Influencing policy and advice on the management of trade credit
Quorum: Cultural computation – enhancing audience engagement
Re-imagining spaces and changing perspectives through performance practices
Improving the wellbeing of families with complex problems using novel attachment-based therapies
Achieving social inclusion through digital placemaking
