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BBC call out for expert women contributors

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The BBC is looking for women who are experts in their field to become contributors to their programming. The closing date for applications is next Sunday 26th February, with successful applicants invited to a briefing day on 31 March. The application process is relatively straightforward but does involve sending a short two-minute film.


It may be possible for OVPR to support applicants in making their video next week. In particular, Liz Almond (Managing Editor, Office of the Vice-Provost (Research)) l.almond@ucl.ac.uk is keen to hear from relatively early career researchers as it could be a great opportunity for them in terms of career development. People are free to apply independently, but if you would like support in producing the two-minute film, we ask that you please get in touch with Liz.


The areas the BBC is particularly interested in are:

 
  •          International relations and politics

  •          Diplomacy

  •          Terrorism

  •          EU negotiations

  •          Local government / social care

  •          Politics – particularly from the North of England

  •          Policing / security / intelligence / military

  •          Senior police officers

  •          Law/constitution, particularly Brexit

  •          Radicalisation/extremism

  •          Women in music – production rather than performance

  •          Economics

  •          Business

  •          Technology

  •          Apprenticeship trades, especially building

  •          Football

  •          Science, technology, engineering and mathematics

  •          Health

  •          Classical music



Thank you,

Jo
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