UKRN Services CIC

Sector: Higher Education

Type: Community Interest Company (CIC)

Who would you like to contact?

  • Amy Devenney
    Company Director

  • Neil Jacobs
    Academic

  • Kit Bartlett
    TTO

  • Problem

    A combination of inconsistent research practices, training gaps, low confidence and rising external scrutiny threatens UK institutional standards, research funding and reputation.

    Solution

    UKRN Services connects institutions with trusted research-community experts to deliver tailored and timely training, consultancy and support to embed best practice, strengthen integrity and help institutions lead high-quality, innovative research. By helping to protect the reputation of UK research, UKRN Services aims to ensure the UK remains a centre for world-leading research.

    Sustainable Development Goals addressed

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