Dates and Times
17 November 2026
09:00 - 16:00
Event for
Location
Organiser
UC Health Research Institute & Research Services
Enquiry
Kailey Tonini
Event about:
Impact Analysis for Researchers Full-Day Workshop
Staff from the University of Canberra’s Health Research Institute and Research Services are offering a free full-day professional development workshop for UC staff to build their understanding of research impact analysis and explore practical tools, such as the Global Impact Analytics Framework, that can support robust impact claims and impact narratives.
Impact analysis helps researchers understand the connections between research activities, outcomes and impacts, and how change occurs within complex real-world contexts. Developing these skills is increasingly important for research planning, evaluation, stakeholder engagement and demonstrating research value.
The full-day workshop will encompass presentations, discussions and practical examples covering the meaning of ‘impact’, an ecosystem approach for a pathway to impact, meaningfully describing research impact, and tools to measure it.
Participants will gain practical skills in understanding, planning, evidencing and analysing research impact, supported by real-world examples, assessment approaches and impact analysis tools.
Details:
- Date: Tuesday 17 November 2026
- Time: 9.00am to 4.00pm
- Location: 11B50 (Building 11, Level B, Room 50), UC Campus
The session will be facilitated by:
- Professor Luis Salvador-Carulla, UC Health Research Institute
- Dr Sally Fitzpatrick, UC Health Research Institute
- Associate Professor, Sue Lukersmith, UC Health Research Institute
- Kailey Tonini, UC Research Services
The workshop combines internationally recognised expertise in impact evaluation from the developers of the Global Impact Analytics Framework with practical experience in research impact planning, narrative development and institutional impact support.
It is suitable for researchers at all career stages, as well as HDR candidates and professional staff supporting research impact.
Morning tea and lunch will be provided. Places are limited and registration is essential.
Learn more and register via Humanitix: https://events.humanitix.com/impact-analysis-for-researchers
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