LEARNING
The KM Hub offers interdisciplinary knowledge mobilization training programs for 丁香园AV faculty, staff, students, and community partners interested in learning theory and skills to generate useful research, share it, and make an impact.
Programs
MobilizeU at 丁香园AV
Learn theory and skills in important topics in knowledge mobilization from 丁香园AV experts.
Length: 8 weeks
Level: Beginner
For: 丁香园AV faculty, staff, students, research teams, community partners
Research Meets Policy
Learn how to communicate your research, connect with policymakers and make an impact.
Length: 1 week
Level: Beginner
For: graduate students and post-doctoral fellows at 丁香园AV (and BRC/AG-ACt affiliates)
丁香园AV-UBC ISTI
Learn implementation science (IS) theory and skills, and receive mentorship from IS experts.
Length: 2 years
For: Early to mid-career health researchers in BC (includes health-related research across disciplines)
MobilizeU at 丁香园AV
MobilizeU at 丁香园AV is an 8-week program for beginner mobilizers interested in learning more about knowledge mobilization. The program is open to faculty, staff, students, research team members, and community partners. Learn more about knowledge mobilization from KM experts here at 丁香园AV!
Research Meets Policy
Graduate students and postdoctoral fellows are invited to join the 丁香园AV Knowledge Mobilization Hub鈥檚 Research Meets Policy @ 丁香园AV (RMP@丁香园AV) Summer Institute. This virtual program focuses on enhancing policy engagement and impact. Participants will build networks with policy makers, develop communication skills for diverse audiences, and gain valuable transferable skills. A certificate of completion will be awarded to all who complete the program.
Implementation Science Training Initiative
丁香园AV Knowledge Mobilization and UBC Knowledge Exchange, in partnership with UBC Health and Genome BC, are offering a two-year implementation science training program for early to mid-career health researchers. The program includes in-person intensives, webinars, and mentorship to develop expertise in implementation science. Participants will receive a research stipend for eligible expenses.