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Topic
UKRI Policy Fellowships 2025 applicant webinar
Date & Time
Selected Sessions:
May 20, 2025 11:00 AM
Description
An opportunity for applicants to gain further insight into the UKRI Policy Fellowships 2025
The webinar will allow applicants to hear more about the scope of the fellowships, gain insight from a current Policy Fellow, and hear from a current and future host. The webinar will cover key points to note during the application and assessment process.
The presentations will cover:
• Current Policy Fellow giving an overview of their experiences
• Speakers providing an overview of what to expect working with a Policy Fellowship host
• Support and expectations during the Fellowship(s)
• How to apply, timetable and assessment process
About the Policy Fellowships
The UKRI Policy Fellowships scheme has announced 42 Fellowship positions to be based with a host in 1 of 29 different UK government departments, devolved governments and What Works Networks.
The UKRI Policy Fellowships are designed to improve the exchange of specialist knowledge between academic institutions and policy, facilitating deeper, more enduring connections between researchers and policy makers. These exciting opportunities will allow fellows to undertake cutting edge research and inform decision-making on the most pressing policy problems of our time. The fellowships aim to support career development and enhance fellows understanding of applying research in government contexts. All fellows will become part of a cohort of academic researchers and receive training, mentoring and networking opportunities with like-minded individuals.
Fellowship opportunities will be organised around policy priority areas and Government missions, which address national and global challenges. This will include the addition for the 2025 opportunity of Natural Hazards and Resilience policy fellows to help build resilience against natural hazards; extreme natural events or situations that could cause or threaten serious damage to human welfare.
Registration for this event will close Tuesday 20 May 2025.