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The British Academy Early Career Researcher Network (ECRN) Yorkshire & Humber cluster was established in 2025 as part of the Academy’s nationwide rollout of support for early career researchers in the humanities, arts and social sciences (SHAPE).

The network brings together early career researchers from across the region to build connections, develop skills, and access opportunities that support their research and career development. As one of the final clusters to launch, it completes a UK-wide initiative designed to provide tailored support and foster collaboration across disciplines and institutions.

The Yorkshire & Humber cluster is co-led by the White Rose University Consortium and York St John University, working in partnership with universities and public, cultural and heritage organisations across the region.

White Rose plays a central coordinating role in the development and delivery of the network across the region, bringing partners together, shaping the programme of activity, and ensuring that early career researchers benefit from a connected, collaborative regional community.

For further information, please contact Sarah Bell.

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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