Knowledge Exchange
Knowledge exchange (KE) while often perceived as an integral part of a university’s research endeavours is far more reaching as KE compasses a wide range of activities aimed at disseminating higher education knowledge and skills to those beyond the academic sphere.
Knowledge exchange define KE as:
“…a collaborative, creative endeavour that translates knowledge and research into impact in society and the economy. KE includes a set of activities, processes and skills that enable close collaboration between universities and partner organisations to deliver commercial, environmental, cultural and place-based benefits, opportunities for students and increased prosperity.” – Knowledge Exchange Concordat 2023.
Essentially universities act as knowledge exchange hubs that are beneficial to, and impact upon the economy and society.
Contact Knowledge Exchange Support
- Head of Head of Knowledge Exchange and Enterprise
Helen Miller
01604 893982 - Regional Business Engagement Manager
Samantha McKay
01604 893872 - Regional Business Engagement Manager
Adam Lawton
01604 893560 - Public and Community Engagement Officer
Pauline Bain
01604 892193 - Commercialisation and Intellectual Property Manager
Matt Hicks
01604 892626 - Knowledge Exchange & Enterprise Administrator
Sophie Richardson - Heritage Projects and Partnerships Officer
Suzanne Oliver - Multiply Project Lead
Amy Harvison