Engagement Activities
for Scholars
Make the most of your Scholarship by participating in the CSC’s engagement activities, as described below.
Join our FutureLearn course: 'Understanding Development Impact'
All Scholars are encouraged to complete this course (we recommend you spend six weeks on it but you may choose to complete it over a shorter or longer period).
This is a great way to meet Scholars online from all over the Commonwealth and discuss development issues with your peers. Please email engage@cscuk.org.uk if you need instructions on how to register.
Attend a regional event
Sign up for and attend a Regional event where you can introduce yourself to your friendly Regional Network Coordinator who can give you more details of your region and relevant activities.
Join a Facebook group
Join the Facebook group for your cohort and your UK Regional Group to meet and get chatting to fellow Scholars, and learn of fun opportunities happening for your region.
Attend a Scholar drop-in session
Attend a Scholar drop-in session with CSC staff: check your emails for the joining details of the next event and see the Events calendar for dates of forthcoming drop-ins.
Attend a site visit
Attend one of our forthcoming university site visits: These are a chance to meet your Programme Officer and other Scholars at your university.
Attend a large CSC event
Attend large CSC events such as Connect and Collaborate, held in February, and Farewell (held in July), and meet Scholars from across the Commonwealth. Invitations for these will be emailed to you by the CSC Engagement team.
Join a Knowledge Hub
Join a Knowledge Hub relevant to your studies to add your expert thoughts and discuss current issues under a specific development theme. Monthly webinars will be held, with opportunities for Q&A and discussions on a particular theme.
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