Research Dissimination

Research dissemination at our university involves sharing research findings with diverse audiences, including fellow researchers, practitioners, and the public. This essential step enhances the impact of research and contributes to the success of our academic and research networks.

Methods of Research Dissemination

Publications:

Publishing research papers in scholarly journals and university magazines. Issuing press releases to share major breakthroughs.

Presentations:

Presenting findings at national and international conferences. Hosting public lectures and university-wide seminars.

Social Media:

Utilizing the university's social media platforms to share key findings. Encouraging researchers to create engaging posts or threads about their work.

Podcasts and Videos:

Podcasts and Videos: Producing podcasts and video content that highlight research projects and their impact, shared via the university's digital channels.

University Websites:

Showcasing research outputs on dedicated sections of the university’s website. Maintaining updated profiles and repositories for ongoing projects.

Stakeholder Engagement:

Organizing workshops and networking events to involve key stakeholders and share practical applications of research.

Peer Debriefing:

Facilitating informal research discussions and study groups among peers to foster collaboration and feedback.

Tips for Effective Research Dissemination

Audience Analysis:

Understanding the needs, preferences, and knowledge levels of various stakeholders, including students, faculty, industry partners, and the public.

Content Development:

Preparing clear and relevant content that accurately reflects the research findings and aligns with the interests of the target audience.

Channel Selection:

Identifying the most effective communication channels, such as journals, social media, or in-person events, to reach specific audiences.

Multiple Methods:

Using a combination of dissemination methods over time to maximize reach and impact.