Impact Case Studies

Pathways to Impact

Support available at LSE Law and LSE  [LSE only]

HEIF-funded Knowledge exchange projects  [LSE only]

LSE Law KEI Strategy  [LSE only] 

What is 'knowledge exchange' and what is 'impact'?

Types of knowledge exchange activity

Types of impact in law

Benefits of knowledge exchange and impact

Guide to undertaking knowledge exchange and impact

Research Excellence Framework

 

Benefits of knowledge exchange and impact

Due to the very broad and far-reaching nature of knowledge exchange, there are inevitably many benefits that can occur as a result of university knowledge and expertise being disseminated to, and enhanced by, external audiences:


Benefits to the academic  Benefits to community and social groups Benefits to industry
Increase in skills when engaging with different audiences

Further recognition of the research

Potential development of research after feedback from non-academic audiences

Creation of new partnerships

Enhancement of reputation and influence of the researcher

Provide a sense of satisfaction, purpose and enjoyment.

 
Better insights into issues faced and better solutions to address these issues

Better partnerships and links with collaborators

Greater involvement of HEIs in local and regional partnerships

Greater awareness of resources and expertise available within HEIs
 
Improved enterprise, innovation, and outputs

Improved skills that have assisted start-ups and spin-outs

Stimulated growth

Improved technology outputs

Exploitation of research to result in improved products and services

Improved business performance

 

 

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