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About Social Sciences, Humanities and Arts (SSHA) SIG

Founded in 2015, the SSHA SIG explores the latest issues surrounding knowledge transfer in the field of SSHA. As many more universities and research institutions explore the possibilities of KT within SSHA, this group keeps abreast of the latest knowledge. On the first Wednesday of every month at 13:00 CET, the SSHA SIG hosts a 30-minute webinar: SSHA and Impact Flashlight. 

Group Leaders

Christoph Köller

Christoph Köller

Görgen & Köller GmbH, Germany

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New Professionals

New Professionals

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Social Sciences, Humanities and Arts (SSHA)

Social Sciences, Humanities and Arts (SSHA)

Founded in 2015, the SSHA SIG explores the latest issues surrounding knowledge transfer in the field of SSHA. As many more universities and research institutions explore the possibilities of KT within…

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Sustainability

Sustainability

The Sustainability SIG shall explore how the sustainability transition requirements are impacting our knowledge valorisation practices.

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Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI)

Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI)

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Social Sciences, Humanities and Arts (SSHA) SIG Resources

Impact

Tea with ASTP: Glimpses of the Spanish landscape, get set for 2024

Welcome to the new year and the first Tea with ASTP of 2024. As we prepare for the Annual Conference in Seville, Spain this May we will take a look at the KT landscape in Spain and discuss what to expect from the conference.

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KT News

Social Entrepreneurship | an impact pathway for academics

This SSHA SIG meeting will drill down into how to make social entrepreneurship an attractive impact pathway for academics,
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KT News

Taking SHAPE

Meet in Cambridge to discuss Digital Innovations and SSHA
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KT News

New monthly SSHA Impact Flashlight Webinars

Increasingly, SSHA are required to demonstrate their impact and contribution to solving global and societal challenges. Join theses webinars to be part of the international community pointing a Flashlight on SSHA
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KT News

SSHA SIG Meeting: Beyond Training in SSHA knowledge transfer

The ASTP Special Interest Group for SSHA is a group of ASTP members with a special interest in the topic who meet regularly to interrogate the issues around knowledge transfer in the field of Social Sciences Humanities and the Arts.
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How to initiate a SIG?

Do you have a specialist interest, a burning issue, or a brilliant insight which you would like to share with the ASTP community? This guide book explains how you can initiate a Special Interest Group (SIG) with the help of HQ and your ASTP colleagues.

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