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National Centre for Research Culture

About the Centre

Vision: ‘A thriving global research culture shaped by inclusive, collaborative, and creative communities.’

Mission: To provide a convening space that supports the sharing and dissemination of ‘best practice’ in research culture through connection, collaboration, and co-creation, both within and beyond the UK higher education sector.

Learn more about why we established the NCRC in 2023 and the benefits of a positive research culture. If you have any ideas on how we can work together, or for any queries, please do get in touch.

Our Team

Discover who we are, and why we are passionate about research culture change.

Learn more about our Advisory Board, which includes representatives from key organisations and initiatives in UK research culture enhancement.

International Research Culture Conference (IRCC) 2026

Next year, the International Research Culture Conference 2026 will be running across two dates:

  • Monday 21st September: Online
  • Wednesday 23rd September: In person at the University of Warwick

More details will be available soon!

IRCC Highlights

You can view some of our conference recordings, presentations, programmes and abstracts from our previous conferences here.

The Research Culture Enablers Network (RCEN) has been created as a solutions-focused group designed to exchange, debate, and challenge ideas surrounding research culture, with over 400 members.

Monthly Events

Each month the NCRC hosts opportunities for engaging on varied research culture topics:

Month Event
25th November RCEN

11th December

Conversation series

27th January

RCEN

12th February

Conversation series

The NCRC Conversation Series sessions offer the chance for a deeper dive into a theme or a project. These are free for everyone to engage with. Find out more about how to get involved.

 

The Warwick PATHWAY Programme

We're working to tackle the under-representation of Black academics in UK Higher Education. The Warwick PATHWAY Programme offers a range of opportunities and initiatives along the entire career pathway, and aims to create a community of aspiring Black researchers. We are keen to collaborate with other institutions to understand how initiatives similar to these are being evaluated and how we can create sector wide change.

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