Including you in our research
If you want to be part of making new discoveries, there are opportunities to get involved in health research with us. The more voices we include in research, the better it will be.
Working with communities
Through our projects and events, we often partner with local communities. The best way to get involved with us is through your community group or organisation. To discuss projects or ideas ask your community group lead to contact us: jo.stubbs@bristol.ac.uk
Join our advisory group
If you work for a community organisation, we value your experience. Our Public Advisory Group consists of community representatives across Bristol, who meet twice a year to bring their expertise into current health research projects. Find out more about our advisory group, including how to join.
Inclusion
Inclusion is at the heart of the research we support. Research that includes and represents everyone means advances and improvements to healthcare can benefit all.
In order to ensure that everyone has equitable acess to quality healthcare, we need to nurture an inclusive research culture right from the start, which begins with supporting individual researchers and their projects.
We encourage researchers to consider equality, diversity and inclusion in their research design so that research serves our rich, diverse society and everyone can benefit from findings.
Support for University of Bristol researchers
For advice on public engagement, or how to consider inclusion in your health research, visit our intranet pages.
Other ways to get involved in research
If you are a member of the public wanting to be part of research find out about other ways to get involved.
Connecting you
If you are a researcher or work in healthcare find out about ways to connect and collaborate with other researchers.
Keep in touch
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Our research
Find out about some of the research we support.