Policy Hub Training
Want to improve your policy engagement? A selection of policy training opportunities are provided at Warwick. Please see below for further details of upcoming policy training events.
Intensive Policy Training Course
Warwick Policy Hub will be offering an intensive policy training course, details will be confirmed soon.
Introduction to Informing Policy
Date: Tuesday 15 October 12:00-14:00
Location: Online, Teams
This introductory training session covers the mechanisms of influencing policy in a range of sectors including parliament, public bodies, international institutions etc.
Parliamentary Training 2024
Dates: Friday 20 September and Friday 8 November
Location: Palace of Westminster
This workshop, held at the Palace of Westminster in London is delivered in conjunction with the Industry and Parliamentary Trust (IPT) and the Parliamentary Office for Science and Technology (POST).
How to Write a Policy Brief
This training will focus on identifying the audience, making your research relevant, how to write recommendations, support available, active and passive dissemination.
Warwick Policy Hub Calendar - Policy Training & Events
Introduction to Parliament
This workshop, held at the Palace of Westminster in London is delivered in conjunction with the Industry and Parliamentary Trust (IPT) and the Parliamentary Office for Science and Technology (POST).
For further information and to reserve your space, please see our training webpages
NHS Policy Event
This session will delivered by Glen Burley, Chief Executive, the Foundation Group of NHS trusts and Helen Bevan, Professor of Practice in Health and Care Improvement, Warwick Business School. This highly interactive session aims to provide those involved in teaching and research activities with an up to date overview of the health and care sector. This session is open to everyone with curiosity about the NHS and wider care system. Registration is essential.
Net Zero Event
Dr Kavin Narsimhan will be leading a knowledge exchange day focused on Net Zero with the Central Analysis team from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ).
Further information and booking details TBC