These events should speak to societal challenges in one of these areas:-

• Communication, AI and new technologies
• Environment, migration and demographic change
• Governance and institutions
• Sustainable and thriving economies
• Health, wellbeing and communities
• Securities: Justice and conflict
• Social inequalities

They could also articulate the UN Sustainability Goals, and/or Scotland's National Performance Framework. These should take an exciting problem-solving approach and appeal to students across disciplinary divides. There are no specific requirements for the style of training, but we welcome proposals that develop students’ collaborative and team building skills, problem solving abilities, creative and solution-orientated thinking. We are keen to fund these events, and in some cases with an elevated budget in recognition of the additional resources that may be required for successful delivery.

These events should focus on a method and be inclusive and relevant to students from across the Arts, Humanities and social sciences. Our emphasis is on interactive, interdisciplinary and innovative sessions that demonstrate both expertise in methods training and leadership to involve early career researchers in delivery.