Knowledge Exchange funding: novel evaluation methodologies phase two final report

George Bramley

Knowledge Exchange funding: novel evaluation methodologies phase two final report

George Bramley

City-REDI

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A report commissioned by Research England by SQW and supported by City-REDI examining the potential for the use of novel theory-based approaches as part of the overall evaluation of the Higher Education Innovation Fund (HEIF).

Original language	English
Publisher	Research England
Number of pages	43
Publication status	Published - 1 Oct 2021

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