Programme formats
- Lectures, seminars and multidisciplinary roundtables.
- Working groups and time-limited expert consultations.
- Research, practice and policy exchange.
- Professional development and methods workshops.
- Public engagement and accessible knowledge resources.
Programme approval
A proposal identifies the question addressed, participants, delivery method, evidence base, funding, conflicts, accessibility, information governance and intended output. Approval is limited to the documented scope and period.
Participation
Eligibility and selection are stated for each programme. Some activities may be public, some reserved for Members or Fellows, and some limited by expertise, capacity, confidentiality or safeguarding requirements.
Outputs and attribution
A programme does not automatically represent an institutional position. Published outputs identify the responsible authors or body, review status, supporting evidence and any material limitation.
Current programme record
Approved public programmes will be listed with dates, leads, participation terms and outputs. No programme is presented as active before those details have been formally confirmed.