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Academics and researchers at Birkbeck work together via a wide range of networks, groups and societies.
The Research Office offers a range of support to current and prospective Birkbeck research active staff at all levels and stages of their career.
The Birkbeck Graduate Research School (BGRS) offers support and training to Birkbeck's vibrant community of MPhil/PhD researchers.
Explore the breadth of research at Birkbeck by browsing our free, open access online depository.
As a research-intensive university, Birkbeck houses a vibrant community of academics with enquiring minds. Search our staff profiles for an expert or for an MPhil/PhD supervisor.
Discover the range of research being undertaken at the College.
Research is central to Birkbeck’s mission and our Research Strategy articulates the principles and methods that guide all of our research activities.
Birkbeck promotes research that makes a positive difference to society, whether it be offering commentaries on events or exploring the science underlying health and environmental problems.
We are committed to supporting early career research fellowships (ECR and other) and we will consider eligible PhD, postdoctoral and early career researchers, affiliated with Birkbeck or otherwise.
Discover more about the professional standards, ethical principles and codes of practice we expect our researchers to adhere to.
Birkbeck has a large, vibrant community of MPhil/PhD researchers. Find out about our lively research culture, our world-leading academics and the areas of supervision we offer.
Come along to one of our many free events and hear our academics and researchers speak about their work.
83% of all Birkbeck's research was rated ‘world-leading’ (4*) or ‘internationally excellent’ (3*) in the 2021 Research Excellence Framework (REF).
View Birkbeck's Code of Practice, which enabled the College to submit to the 2021 Research Excellence Framework.
Birkbeck is an open, outward-facing and socially engaged university. Find out how we disseminate our researchers’ knowledge, expertise and discoveries.
Dr Emma Meaburn gives an insight into a day in the life of a scientist in Birkbeck's School of Psychological Sciences.
31 October 2024 08:30 — 09:30
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31 October 2024 11:00 — 11:30
31 October 2024 11:30 — 12:00
Dr Sue Konzelmann from the Department of Management assesses the potential impact deeper cuts would have had on the UK in the wake of the Recession.
Dr Jasmine Gideon argues that Public-Private Partnerships in the health sector need to be reviewed through a gender lens in order to establish whether they really are beneficial.
The Seasons in Quincy, the first feature-length documentary to be produced by the Derek Jarman Lab, Birkbeck’s audiovisual hub, has been released in the UK and Ireland.