Public Engagement Case Studies

The Faculty of Health and Life Sciences awards up to £2k to support a range of activities through our Public Engagement grants scheme.

The fund is open to academic staff, postdoctoral researchers, and postgraduate research students, who are undertaking projects that engage external audiences such as community groups or schools. View some of our recent case studies below which have been funded through this scheme.

Cheltenham Science Festival

Scientists engaged with around 10,000 youthful attendees while hosting a range of fun STEM activities to spread the joy of statistics .

Happy horses

Events that brought together key stakeholders in equestrian competitions aimed at maximising horse welfare including raising awareness around weight and stress at shows.

A dementia inequalities board game for children

Introducing a children-friendly version of the Dementia Inequalities Board Game to raise awareness and understanding of dementia among young children.

Fun with scientists and medical doctors

Culturally-focused events focused on pancreatitis and diabetes organised for BAME communities to raise awareness and reduce health inequalities in Liverpool.

All eyes on you - digital healthcare platforms

Engaging patients, healthcare workers and the public with digital tools platforms to help improve the treatment and prevention of eye disease.

The Marvellous Medicine challenge badge

Engaging young people about personalised medicine, drug discovery and development by designing their own badge.