BSAS are committed to increasing animal science collaboration within, and between, academic and industry organisations
Stakeholders Association
The key objectives of the Stakeholders Association are to:
- Provide a ‘One Stop Shop’ where industry and academia can access each other’s expertise
- Facilitate focussed/tailored CPD and training for members
- Provide a technical resource for exchange of expertise
- Foster collaboration on events and knowledge transfer
The Stakeholders Association is committed to:
- Promoting increased industry and academic engagement in BSAS and assist in the wider promotion of BSAS and its activities
- Promoting increased collaboration within, and between, academic and industry organisations
- Facilitating networking and communication between academia and industry
- Fostering (early) career development for graduates and post-graduates – careers information, training, employment and networking opportunities are key values for students as identified by the BSAS Early Careers Council
- Driving education and knowledge transfer, including targeting land-based colleges. Specific training and CPD can be developed to facilitate this.
- Continuing to support, promote and develop the annual industry prize at the Annual Conference as a vehicle to encourage students (and supervisors) to consider, explore and elaborate on the scientific and commercial implications of their work for industry
- Increasing awareness of the value of professional accreditation and potentially act as a facilitator or service provider
- Providing opportunities for industry to inform dedicated, industry relevant sessions at BSAS Annual Conference and promote industry attendance at such sessions
- Allowing members to being part of, and support, an organisation that champions UK animal science
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How to join…
For more information and to find out how your organisation can get involved, email the BSAS Stakeholders Association team at stakeholders@bsas.org.uk
Stakeholders Association Members...