British Academy’s Early Career Researcher Network: Yorkshire and Humber Cluster

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This new regional cluster offers early career researchers (ECRs) in the humanities and social sciences access to a comprehensive range of tailored support to help them meet their professional and research needs.

The cluster is led by the University of York on behalf of the White Rose University Consortium, and it includes the University of Leeds, the University of Sheffield, and York St John University.

The Early Career Researcher Network provides members with a wide range of resources and activities, both online and in person. These are offered by the British Academy, partner organisations, universities, specialists, and other researchers. Members also get access to a private online platform where they can find resources, exclusive opportunities, and a directory of over 3,500 researchers. This platform helps members build their professional networks and develop new research collaborations.

To join the network, register on the Early Career Researcher Network website.

The White Rose University Consortium actively engages with institutional, regional and national partners to propel positive change and create sustained impact for individuals, communities, and the region.
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