University of Cambridge Impact Acceleration Account

剑桥大学的使命是通过追求国际最高水平的卓越教育、学习和研究来为社会做出贡献。我们在艺术和人文学科(A&H)方面的世界领先研究产生了各种影响，在政策影响、教育影响以及通过其收藏吸引难以接触到的公众方面具有优势。我们的研究提高了卫生、贸易和社会凝聚力政策中语言的可见度，并在上议院风险评估和风险规划委员会提供了知情证据。在与主要文化组织的合作下，学术界通过“青年作家奖”(与BBC电台和First Story的四年合作伙伴关系)吸引了A-Level学生，并为引入关于移民史的新的GCSE模块做出了贡献。在社区合作伙伴的帮助下，该大学的博物馆专业人员和研究人员将展览带到了南非和开罗，并将展览带给了当地服务不足的团体。除了这些成就，A&H研究还可以产生过多的社会效益，包括增加凝聚力、改善保护和激励创意产业。通过AHRC IAA寻求新的、集中的投资，以新的战略方向发展AHIF概念证明，使用突出通知鼓励机构优先领域的项目，并支持更广泛的研究人员领导项目。AHRC IAA的资助将使对A&H Impact的支持与大学内举办的其他IAA更加密切地协调起来，利用专业知识并促进更多的合作项目(例如，在可持续发展、人工智能、数字人文和语言科学等领域)。KE安置将通过需要与合作伙伴进行更集中的时间段的项目，发展并打开与企业、慈善机构和社会企业的关系。

The mission of the University of Cambridge is to contribute to society through the pursuit of education, learning and research at the highest international levels of excellence. Our world leading research in the Art and Humanities (A&H) has generated a variety of impacts, with strengths in policy impact, influence in education, and engaging hard-to-reach publics through its collections. Our research has led to greater visibility of langugues in health, trade and social cohesion policy and informed evidence given at the House of Lords Risk Assessment and Risk Planning Committee. In collaboration with leading cultural organisations, academics have engaged A-level students through the 'Young Writers' Award' (a four-year partnership with the BBC Radio and First Story) and contributed to the introduction of a new GCSE module on migration history. With the help of community partners, the University's museum professionals and researchers have taken exhibitions as far as South Africa and Cairo, and to underserved groups locally. To these achievements can be added a plethora of societal benefits generated from A&H research, including increasing cohesion, improving conservation and inspiring creative industries.New, focussed investment through an AHRC IAA is sought to develop the AHIF proof of concept in new strategic directions, using highlight notices to encourage projects in areas of institutional priority and to support a wider range of researchers to lead projects. AHRC IAA funding would enable support for A&H impact to be much more closely coordinated with other IAAs held within the University, leveraging expertise and enabling more collaborative projects (for instance, in areas such as sustainability, AI, digital humanities and language sciences). KE placements will grow and open up relationships with businesses, charities, social enterprises, through projects requiring more concentrated periods of time with partners.