Engaged Research of the Year
Engaged Research is an umbrella term for a wide range of rigorous research approaches and methodologies that share a common interest in collaborative engagement with society for impact. Engaged Research aims to improve, understand, or investigate an issue of public interest or concern, including societal challenges where community partners are active collaborative participants in the research process. In this context, community partners refer to a range of public research stakeholders, including public service, policy makers, civil society organisations (NGO’s / CSOs, citizens) and other actors.
This award recognises achievement by UCC researchers and/or research teams in the calendar year 2023, through the employment of an engaged research approach to address issues of societal interest. Nominations can be made by any UCC staff member and the seconder needs to be an external partner.
Application Details
Evaluation Criteria
Engagement |
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Societal Benefit |
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Previous Winners
Year | Awardee | College/School/Department/Centre |
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2023 | Dr Katharina Swirak Professor Patricia Leahy-Warren |
Department of Sociology and Criminology School of Nursing & Midwifery |
2022 | Professor Maggie O'Neill | Department of Sociology and Criminology |
2021 | Professor Brian Ó Gallachóir | MaREI (Dingle Peninsula 2030) |