The University of Plymouth continues its commitment to engaging the public with its research. Here you can find some of the ways our researchers have worked to engaged with the public, share specific research findings, and help the public to benefit from the research being done at the University.
Funded by UK Research and Innovation, FUTURES brings research to life by giving you the opportunity to get creative, ask questions and try new things.
Dr Nigel Jackson produced this research with funding from the Get Involved Awards.
Urban Innovation Action project.
Everything – even the most unexpected of subjects – has a history, and also that those histories link together in unexpected, and often rather magical, ways.
The Community Buddy programme, creating meaningful science engagement projects and long-lasting relationships between communities and researchers.
A co-design approach to identify new ways for communities to engage with the sea as a public space.
The Explore Awards aim to assist researchers, with priority for Early Career Researchers, in a range of ways to support their public engagement with research.
Community groups, charities and social enterprises can apply to work with University of Plymouth’s researchers, to better understand a problem in their local area and to gain valuable insights.
Maintaining active links with the community through running events such as group visits and tours, talks by researchers, and work experience for students.
The University of Plymouth’s work to combine first-rate dental training with outstanding community care has been rewarded at the Times Higher Education Awards 2023.
