Global - The Bristol Global Engagement Network

布里斯托尔大学是学习、发现和创业的国际强国。它的愿景是一所卓越的大学，其卓越之处在当地、全国和全球都得到了认可。国际合作是实现我们的机构使命的关键，正如我们在《2009-2016远景与战略》中所概述的那样；为了个人和社会的利益，追求和分享知识和理解，并帮助个人和社会发挥其潜力。我们的国际研究合作战略建立在以下指导原则的基础上：1)卓越：拓展现有的专家视角；2)范围：扩大所进行研究的覆盖范围和影响；3)效率：分摊成本和合作伙伴的能力建设；4)有效性：更快地采取行动和应对新挑战的能力。本提案中概述的四管齐下的布里斯托尔全球参与网络将改变我们的科学家与全球合作伙伴接触的方式，并将形成基础，以利用从强有力的国际联系中获得的实际好处：解决需要全球解决方案的全球问题；吸引世界领先的国际科学家和工程师来英国工作；对此类合作隐含的英国国家标准进行基准测试和提高；通过提高汇集资源的效率和招募最优秀的年轻研究生成为下一代领导人，为英国纳税人和资助机构增加价值。拟议的活动将通过鼓励我们的科学家和工程师在其学术生涯的所有阶段发起并建立国际合作，将可持续的全球参与文化更深入地嵌入到大学中。这将在我们的初级研究人员中产生特别强烈的共鸣，包括EPSRC资助的博士生和研究助理，他们将在整个研究期间继续与国际优秀的研究小组接触。

The University of Bristol is an international powerhouse of learning, discovery and enterprise. Its vision is of a university whose excellence is acknowledged locally, nationally and globally. International collaboration is key to realising our institutional mission, as outlined in our "Vision and Strategy 2009-2016"; to pursue and share knowledge and understanding, both for their own sake and to help individuals and society fulfil their potential. Our strategy for international research collaborations is founded upon the following guiding principles:1) Excellence: developing the range of expert perspectives available;2) Extent: increasing the reach and impact of the research undertaken;3) Efficiency: the spreading of cost and the building of capacity for the collaborative partners; 4) Effectiveness: the ability to move more quickly and respond to new challenges.The four-pronged Bristol Global Engagement Network outlined in this proposal will transform the way in which our scientists engage with global partners and will form the foundations upon which to capitalise on the practical benefits that accrue from vigorous international links: the tackling of global problems requiring global solutions; attracting world-leading international scientists and engineers to work in the UK; the benchmarking and raising of national UK standards that such collaborations implicitly define; adding value to the UK tax payer and funding bodies through the increased efficiency of pooling resources and the recruitment of the best young graduate students to become the next generation of leaders.The proposed activity will more deeply embed a sustainable culture of global engagement into the University by encouraging our scientists and engineers to initiate and build upon international collaborations throughout all stages of their academic career. This will resonate particularly strongly with our junior researchers, including EPSRC-funded PhD students and research assistants, who will continue to engage with internationally excellent research groups throughout their time in research.