Research Team Leadership (RTL) is a two-day residential course, designed to develop the leadership skills of a research team leader. Through this course participants will discover how to build and lead a research team, motivate and support individual researchers and develop their role as a communicator; thus enhancing the dissemination of their findings to the wider research community and develop their career potential.
RTL will be delivered by facilitators with extensive experience of research team leadership and a thorough knowledge of the challenges involved in conducting publicly funded research. Consequently, this course will help prepare research team leaders to meet the leadership challenges involved in delivering research on-time and within resource constraints, ensuring timely publication of research findings.
This course is for lecturers, senior lecturers or readers, recently appointed as principal investigators or currently leading small research teams (up to six researchers), with responsibility for leading contract research staff, postgraduate research students, as well as technical and administrative support staff. RTL is also suitable for researchers and senior researchers from other organisations engaged in publicly funded research.
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| RTL 13 |
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Dates: Thursday 13 – Friday 14 May 2010 Venue: Aston Business School Conference Centre, Aston Triangle, Birmingham, B4 7ET |
Price: Member Institutions: £1,045
Your institution must be a member of the Leadership Foundation for the members’ fee to apply*.
Read the RTL brochure for more details.
The booking form for RTL 13 is available as a word document which can be saved onto your computer hard-drive and be typed into. Please return completed applications to Melissa Scuteri
* see the booking form for non members price
Details of the Leadership Foundation's Cancellation Policy can be found here.
Online resource materials to support and guide Research Team Leaders and Principle Investigators can be found on the Leadership Development for Principal Investigators website.