Research Universities and their Regions (RUR/U21)

A PASCAL International Observatory project, but with synergies with CRADALL work. The Universities of Auckland, Glasgow and Melbourne have been funded to establish an interest group of academics within the fields of Lifelong Learning, Regional Development and cognate disciplines to share strategic vision, best practice and engage in benchmarking activities. The focus is on effective knowledge transfer, 3rd mission activities, and other engagements that contribute to regional development and to the success of our institutions.

This work builds on the work of PURE above. In addition to the proposing universities, interest in involvement has already been expressed by a number of other U21 universities and other HEIs. The most recent event was a workshop in Glasgow on 14/15 May 2012. PIs: Mike Osborne and Susan Geerthuis (Auckland)

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Impact – Playing the Long Game | PASCAL BP21, published in collaboration with the CR&DALL (BP7)

Impact – Playing the Long Game | PASCAL BP21, published in collaboration with the CR&DALL (BP7)

The impact of research has been growing ever more important not only in its own right, but as a factor that feeds into funding decisions at both institutional and individual levels. We are therefore pleased to present a Working Paper written by the Director of PASCAL and CR&DALL, Professor Mike Osborne, in which he assesses the cumulative impact of research that assesses the cumulative effect of research that has systematically measured, mapped and analysed learning provision at urban/regional level, contributing internationally to developing learning cities over decades.

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Wednesday, 7 February, 2024