Centre for Public Engagement Small Grants
The Centre for Public Engagement Small Grants are a monthly funding scheme (excluding June-August) that provides grants of up to £1,000 to enable Queen Mary staff and students the opportunity to deliver small-scale projects that engage the public with University research, teaching, or core business.
The scheme has three categories of award available which are designed to help support a variety of different engagement projects throughout Queen Mary. To explore projects that have previously been funded as part of this scheme click here.
Public EngagementThe Public Engagement category supports projects that are engaging a well-defined public audience with Queen Mary research, teaching, or core business. |
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Patient and Public InvolvementThe PPI category supports projects that are engaging patients, service-users, or members of the public with health related research, teaching, or core business. This can also include engagement-led research. |
Community EngagementThe Community Engagement category supports projects that are based on needs identified by the local community. These projects must have a clear commitment to collaborating with community organisations to shape/deliver activities Learn more and apply to the Community Engagement category here |
The funding to support these activities has come from the Queen Mary’s Higher Education Innovation Fund (HEIF) allocation, which has been awarded by UKRI to specifically support and develop knowledge exchange activities between the University and the wider world. For more information on how HEIF is allocated and the activities it supports, please refer to the UKRI website.