Our interactive Professional Webinars are a flexible way to learn from experts and sector leaders about the latest research innovations and business trends. Professional Webinars provide an easy way to learn from the innovators, about topics such as behavioural science, sustainability, ethnography, analytics and more.
Free to MRS members, Professional Webinars, alongside the Speaker Evenings, are a key resource and count as one hour of CPD. Non-members can also tune-in for a small fee (£25+VAT). Professional webinars are 1 hour in format with time to ask questions at the end. If you a query about booking please email membership@mrs.org.uk
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My lived experience as a deafblind person working in research
Tune into this free webinar to hear Molly O’Brien, a Senior Research and Insight Advisor at Activity Alliance in conversation with Kathryn Hall, as she shares her journey of working in the research sector while being deafblind.
MRS and Ofcom present a joint webinar to help practitioners navigate the recent Ofcom rule changes affecting telephone research together with practical advice on how to minimise the likelihood of call blocking.
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Learn how the NSPCC maximised the impact of their “Look, Say, Sing, Play” programme on a limited budget. This webinar offers practical advice on creative participant engagement and securing internal buy-in.
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Join us for 50 minutes in the therapist’s chair.
What better way to kick off Mental Health Awareness week than a chance to hear from three brilliant individuals whose professional and personal worlds combine being practicing psychodynamic therapists, brand strategists, market researchers and members of the LGBTQ+ / ally community.
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Join this panel discussion exploring the challenges young girls face in developing leadership skills. Gain insights from leading research and contribute to strategies for bridging the gender divide.
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A Synthetic Data Journey examines the use of synthetic data personas and their potential to revolutionise consumer insights, as well as offering practical tips and findings from recent pilot projects.
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