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Name: Devon NHS Partnership Trust
Project category: Sustainability
Status: Available to partner with
Description: Staff at the Beech Unit in Torbay have identified and implemented a wide range of actions to progress sustainability and contribute towards the Trust’s carbon and waste reductions in Devon. Having made a fantastic start to this, they are keen to partner with a student on a research project to understand the wider engagement with these actions as a result of staff and patient education on sustainability behaviours through their time in the Beech Unit.
Name: Devon NHS Partnership Trust
Project category: Sustainability
Status: Available to partner with
Description: Staff at the Beech Unit in Torbay have identified and implemented a wide range of actions to progress sustainability and contribute towards the Trust’s carbon and waste reductions in Devon. Having made a fantastic start to this, they are keen to partner with a student on a research project to develop a robust methodology and evaluate the impacts of the actions they are taken.
Name: Rethinking Economics
Project category: Economy & finance
Status: Available to partner with
Description: Rethinking Economics is an international network of students, academics and professionals building a better economics in society and the classroom. Through a mixture of campaigning, events and engaging projects, Rethinking Economics connects people globally to discuss and enact the change needed for the future of economics, and to propel the vital debate on what economics is today.
Name: Devon NHS Partnership Trust
Project category: Waste management & recycling
Status: Available to partner with
Description: Devon NHs Partnership Trust have an active sustainability working group at their beautiful Green space site, Langdon Hospital, near Dawlish. The working group are keen to see more staff engaging with the recycling systems on site and in order to do so they appreciate better understanding of engagement and barriers needs to be gathered. We are seeking a student to partner with us for a piece of research that you can turn into recommendations to the Trust. We would like to understand the attitudes of our staff to recycling, identify any barriers they may see to engagement with our existing recycling systems and gain recommendations on how to increase recycling rates based on the information you obtain. Your research approaches and methodologies are open to discussion and we support you in developing an approach that suits you and will support your own research requirements for your course.
Name: Devon NHS Partnership Trust
Project category: Sustainability
Status: Available to partner with
Description: Devon NHS Partnership Trust have an active sustainability working group at their Langdon hospital site, an area of beautiful green space near Dawlish. A key priority for the Trust is to reduce our CO2 emissions and we are conscious that a significant contributing factor is staff travel. We are seeking a student to evaluate the CO2 emissions resulting from staff travel to and from our site. We would hope to be presented recommendations for reducing our CO2 emissions from staff travel based on the information and staff opinions gathered as a part of this research. Your research approaches and methodologies are open to discussion and we support you in developing an approach that suits you and will support your own research requirements for your course.
Name: The Urban Worm Community Interest Company
Project category: Sustainability
Status: Available to partner with
Description: We are a small social enterprise committed to promoting vermiculture as the sustainable solution for organic waste management and organic regenerative growing practices. Worm manure contains all essential nutrients, minerals and beneficial microorganisms for healthy plant growth and disease suppression and through research we want to demonstrate this and raise the profile of this underdeveloped process.
Name: Railway Land Wildlife Trust
Project category: Health & wellbeing
Status: Available to partner with
Description: The Railway Land Wildlife Trust works in environmental education and social inclusion. Based in the Linklater Pavilion on the Railway Land Local Nature reserve in the heart of Lewes, we provide hands on opportunities for all members of the community to connect with the natural world in diverse ways. We want to carry out research to develop our evaluation system for our mental health project, Wellbeing in Nature, based on the principles of co-design and using the theory of change model.
Name: Citizens Advice Swansea Neath Port Talbot
Project category: Equality & inclusion
Status: Available to partner with
Description: Last year Citizens Advice Swansea Neath Port Talbot worked with nearly 10,00 people and gained an additional £4,972,537 in income for our clients. We would like to know how much impact this might have had on reducing inequalities for local people and create some communications around this.
Name: West Yorkshire Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner
Project category: Any
Status: Available to partner with
Description:
Name: Midlothian Council
Project category: Any
Status: In progress
Description: We are looking for an enthusiastic and skilled undergraduate or postgraduate student to undertake a field based dissertation in Midlothian. The dissertation will focus on various aspects of shoplifting from convenience stores and its relationship to financial inequalities. There will be an opportunity for the student to refine and shape the project.
Name: Midlothian Council
Project category: Any
Status: Available to partner with
Description: We are looking for an enthusiastic and skilled undergraduate or postgraduate student to undertake a field based dissertation in Midlothian. The dissertation will focus on the mannequin style bollards installed near Mayfield Primary School and the effects they have on driver behaviour. The 4 bollards, decorated (as 2 boys and 2 girls) in local school uniform, were installed in March 2017 to raise awareness of the area being a school crossing point. There is a high volume of traffic in this area and it had been highlighted in the Midlothian Travel Plan process in 2016 as one that parents felt improvements could be made. The cost was £423.95 per bollard, the total project expenditure was £1,695.80 The student will look at whether these bollards have been effective in highlighting the school crossing area and changing driving behaviour compared to other school traffic calming measures. This is the first time mannequin bollards have been used in Midlothian. The student will work alongside school staff, pupils, parents, police and council officers and members of the community council to collate feedback and determine the safety value of the mannequin bollards. There will be an opportunity for the student to refine and shape the project.
Name: Canal and river Trust
Project category: Any
Status: Available to partner with
Description: The waterways offer fantastic spaces for promoting and developing health and wellbeing through a wide range of activities for people of all ages, individuals, groups and communities. We would like to develop our offer around the health and wellbeing agenda, as we believe the canal network can play a part in delivering this agenda at a local level. In order to avoid duplication and develop the most appropriate offer, we wish to understand the current level of activity along the Kennet and Avon (K&A) waterway. The scope of the research will include identifying nodes / areas of health and wellbeing activity that are currently on or adjacent to the K&A waterway.
Name: Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust
Project category: Any
Status:
Description: Reducing travel emissions from community nursing teams through design and rollout of an interactive web-based car booking system.
Name: National Union of Students Sustainability
Project category: Sustainability
Status: Available to partner with
Description: Conduct an academic review of NUS sustainability behaviour change programmes. More details of our work can be found here.
Name: Scope
Project category: Any
Status: Available to partner with
Description: We are interested in any project that is related to the impact of volunteers on our strategic aims, volunteer attraction, volunteer engagement and retention, volunteer management, or designing/developing/delivering volunteer-involving/volunteer-led services.
Name: #2minutebeachclean
Project category: Any
Status: Available to partner with
Description: 1/ analysis of beach litter data gathered by people using the #2minutebeachclean app
2/ analysis of the use of social media for positive change using data from our social media channelsName: Manchester Metropolitan University
Project category: Any
Status: Available to partner with
Description: The lead contact is looking for collaborations with students on tourism related projects.
Name: University of Liverpool
Project category: Food
Status: Available to partner with
Description: The Liverpool Aquafarm project aims to create an off-grip, functioning, pilot-scale fish farm on a disused Liverpool Dock. This will be a focus for advanced aquaculture R&D, education and local food production (fresh fish, seaweed and shellfish) in a disused urban space, delivering new projects, funding opportunities, PhDs, new jobs and distinctive commercial activity. We are looking for parties interested in developing and proving technologies and approaches in this working pilot plant. These may include sensor and telemetry, water treatment technologies, companies interested in Urban Farming and disruptive supply chain and companies dealing with renewable energy technologies.
Name: University of Winchester
Project category: Animal behaviour & welfare
Status: Available to partner with
Description: Open to ideas and suggestions after a discussion.
Name: NUS
Project category: Business & HR
Status: In progress
Description: National Union of Students have a massive consortium of trading partners, organisations and businesses we work with to provide Students and Students' Unions with clothing, supplies, food, drinks and a whole range of other goods. As a transparent organisation that wants the best for both the thousands of students we represent and for those all the way down the supply chain, we are constantly working to ensure we do this successfully.
We have a number of potential projects (see below) open to students and open to ideas.
Please get in touch to discuss this further.
Name: Dorset Equality Group
Project category: Any
Status: Available to partner with
Description: Dorset Equality Group is a local group of individuals concerned to improve income equality through information sharing and campaigning. It is seeking help to develop a website.
Name: Sustainable Development Unit
Project category: Sustainability
Status: In progress
Description: Each year we evaluate sustainability reports from NHS trusts and CCGs against pre-defined criteria. This is a chance for you to lead on this evaluation, with support from the skilled and knowledgeable SDU team. It's a great chance to learn about reporting, implementing and managing sustainable development in the health and social care sector, as well as improving skills in data management and analysis, communications, monitoring progress and evaluation.
Name: NUS
Project category: Health & wellbeing
Status: Available to partner with
Description:
Development of toolkits and guidance packs for students’ unions
We want to build a selection of toolkits, guidance documents and case studies for students’ unions to access for free to enable them to engage with Alcohol Impact. This may include topics such as putting on alcohol free events, working with sports clubs and societies, and the local community on alcohol-related issues.
Name: Christ Foundation Ministries Nottingham
Project category: Religion, philosophy & ethics
Status: Available to partner with
Description: Effects of Faith on Mental Health Effects of Faith on Recovery Capacity Building of Volunteers Social impart of Spirituality Effect of Spirituality on Recovery Highest Spirituality & human Benefits
Name: accion AENU Peru
Project category: Education
Status:
Description: Develop a sustainable management model that allows the development and growth of our social project
Name: Self Injury Support
Project category: Health & wellbeing
Status: Available to partner with
Description: We are open to suggestions but broadly we would like to focus on: service and/or training impact women's life experiences in relation to self injury transition points in understanding and reducing self injury diversity of reach
Name: Forest Town Nature Conservation Group (FTNCG)
Project category: Any
Status:
Description: FTNCG owns and manages the Spa Ponds Nature Reserve on the edge of Mansfield, Nottinghamshire. We welcome students with an interest in nature and in heritage in general, and in particular an interest in ponds, rivers, medieval ponds, core sampling, soil analysis, invertebrate surveying, biodiversity, community ownership, green tourism, charities, public benefit, local history.
Name: Waterwise
Project category: Any
Status: Available to partner with
Description: communicating water resources to the public/customers water company collaboration water efficiency ambition in business plans and pr19 microcomponent data of domestic demand water efficiency labelling
Name: Midlothian Council
Project category: Any
Status: Available to partner with
Description: We are looking for an enthusiastic and skilled, HND, undergraduate or postgraduate student to undertake a field based dissertation in Midlothian. The dissertation will focus on researching the use of social media in Midlothian to engage with the community. Using a cost benefit analysis the research will enable us to understand the pros and cons of using virtual networks as a community engagement tool.
Name: Norfolk Youth Offending Team
Project category: Social care & communities
Status: Available to partner with
Description: Two Evaluation Projects:
1. Norfolk Youth Offending Team in partnership with 'Compass' a local young person's psychological and mental health service has established a project to improve professionals response to young people who display harmful sexual behaviours. We would be interested in an individual(s) who are able to undertake an independent evaluation of this project.
2. Norfolk Youth Offending Team has been working for some time with young people who are involved in organised drugs crime known as 'County Lines'. In response to this we have established a set of resources/planned intervention to use when working with young people at risk or involved with County Lines. We would be interested in an individual(s) who are able to undertake an independent evaluation of this work .Name: Trafford Virtual School
Project category: Education
Status: Available to partner with
Description: Analysis of our Social Care/Education data to see what impacts most on the educational achievement of looked after children
Name: Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology
Project category: Marine science
Status: Available to partner with
Description: Microplastics pollution in the marine environment
Name: The Scout Association
Project category: Any
Status: Available to partner with
Description: The Scout Association develops skills for life in over 460,000 young people across the UK, supported by nearly 200,000 adult volunteers. However we face a number of challenges in ensuring our everyday adventure is available to everyone, no matter what their background. We want to change that by understanding the lived experiences of underrepresented groups in Scouting, so that we can remove any systemic or cultural barriers that they face when joining, staying, leading and mixing within our Movement.
We are looking for research into the real cost of Scouting and how we ensure finance is not a barrier to taking part in our everyday adventure.Name: The Scout Association
Project category: Equality & inclusion
Status: Available to partner with
Description: The Scout Association develops skills for life in over 460,000 young people across the UK, supported by nearly 200,000 adult volunteers. However we face a number of challenges in ensuring our everyday adventure is available to everyone, no matter what their background. We want to change that by understanding the lived experiences of underrepresented groups in Scouting, so that we can remove any systemic or cultural barriers that they face when joining, staying, leading and mixing within our Movement.
We are looking for research into the lived experiences of adults and young people in Scouting who self-define as women, black, LGBT, disabled, or come from a lower socio-economic background, with the aim of understanding how we can be more representative of the communities in which we work.Name: Central Licensing Team, Metropolitan Police Service
Project category: Any
Status: Available to partner with
Description: A package relating to vulnerable people in the Night Time Economy (NTE) is being disseminated to the Licensed trade. The Package contains information around protecting vulnerable people (vulnerable due to alcohol, drugs, disabilities etc) from being harmed physically, or mentally, and also preventing crime by interventions from their associates and the NTE industry partners.
We are looking for a candidate to explore the effects of the package in the Night Time Economy and produce a dissertation of their findings.Name: Southampton Youth Offending Service
Project category: Social
Status: Available to partner with
Description: We are looking to firm up some ideas but have 2 proposals we'd like to explore further:
Firstly, we have utilised art as a proactive means of achieving positive outcomes with young people and would be keen for further research into efficacy of this approach.
Secondly, we are in the process of developing restorative practices with partners elsewhere in the city and would be keen on reviewing the impact of training we have provided, and are about to undertake.
We are currently open to suggestions about developing these ideas.Name: Canal and River Trust
Project category: Any
Status: Available to partner with
Description: The Waterways Archive is the single biggest gathering of historic records relating to the UK’s inland waterways in the country. As such it is a collection of international significance. The archive tells the story of Britain’s canals, the role they played in the industrial revolution, their decline and eventual restoration. It remains a relatively underexploited resource so far as academic research is concerned and there are a whole range of different dissertations that could be constructed using it. Research using the Waterways Archive has the potential to:
• Contribute to our understanding of the evolution of industrial and transport history;
• Give us an insight into the development, restoration and renewal of the industrial and natural environment;
• Contribute to the sustainability of our inland waterways and their built heritage.Name: Sustainable Land Trust
Project category: Sustainability
Status: Available to partner with
Description: Development of suitable set of indicators to show the organisation's impacts on ecosystem services and benefits to health and wellbeing of vulnerable people.
Name: Canal & River Trust
Project category: Any
Status: In progress
Description: We’re looking for a student to carry out a water quality study into the impact of aluminium pollution on the Aire & Calder Canal, and then investigate feasible mitigation or treatment methods.
Name: Central Licensing Team, Metropolitan Police Service
Project category: Social
Status: Available to partner with
Description: Research and analysis of the role of a welfare officer in licenced premises with a conclusion of whether they are effective.
Name: NUS
Project category: Sustainability
Status: Available to partner with
Description: Mapping civic society engagement in the sustainability of prisons
Name: The Royal Bournemouth & Christchurch Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Project category: Food
Status: Available to partner with
Description: Developing nutrition labels for hospital restaurant menus and patient menus.
Name: The Royal Bournemouth & Christchurch Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Project category: Environment
Status: Available to partner with
Description: We are looking for a student to undertake site habitat mapping- including neighbouring biota.
The Hospital site has a diverse range of habitats.Name: EAUC
Project category: Education
Status: In progress
Description: Implications and potential of the UN Sustainable Development Goals to lead tomorrow's Higher Education.
Name: NUS
Project category: Sustainability
Status: In progress
Description: What are student-led organisations around the world doing on the sustainable development goals (SDGs)?
Name: NUS
Project category: Education
Status: Available to partner with
Description: How do universities measure the impact of their graduates in terms of making the world a better place?
Name: Greener Jobs Alliance
Project category: Education
Status: Available to partner with
Description: Analysis of the current provision of climate change education / awareness raising in the UK trade union movement. Comparative assessment of provision in other labour movements. Developing a model for the effective delivery of climate change education in the UK trade union movement.
Name: Northamptonshire Parent Infant Partnership
Project category: Health & wellbeing
Status: Available to partner with
Description: Northamptonshire Parent Infant Partnership, Family Action, and Engage Antenatal CIC is delivering a 3 year funded project by the Big Lottery Fund to improve the outcomes of 300 families suffering from perinatal mental health issues, by providing intensive parent infant therapy (psychotherapy), a perinatal home visiting programme and a antenatal education programme.
Our hopes over the three years is to integrate our work into health care and challenge and change the way perinatal and infant mental health is cared for at both a provider and strategic level over the three years. We are seeking a dissertation student to analyse the impact of the programme, assess its efficacy and to track the long term health outcomes for children and their parents against a comparative cohort of parents not using the service (not a RCT, but statistical comparators).
This would ideally suit someone studying psychotherapy, health analysis, child development, mental health, or other psychodynamic disciplines. Research will be used widely with significant ramifiications in the NHS nationally.Name: Orchestras for All
Project category: Equality & inclusion
Status: Available to partner with
Description: tbc
Name: Fulham Good Neighbours
Project category: Social
Status: Available to partner with
Description: Dissertation on the Good Neighbours movement in the UK, with Fulham Good Neighbours being a case study.
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