The European Association for Research Managers and Administrators (EARMA) held their annual conference from 4 to 6 May in Oslo, Norway. The Advocacy Committee of the International Professional Recognition Council (IPRC) took this opportunity to introduce the IPRC and the professional recognition programme for research management to the European research management community. Dr Pamisha Pillay, […]

Did you know that you can earn training points towards professional recognition when completing training that is endorsed by the Training Endorsement Committee of the International Professional Recognition Council (IPRC)? When applying for professional recognition applicants have to capture their research management and administration competence, experience, contributions and achievements and substantiate that with evidence. As

This call for expression of interest serves to invite research managers/administrators to put themselves forward as candidates for professional recognition. The professional recognition application fees will be sponsored for the selected candidates. Competitive research environments require efficient and responsive individuals with specialised administrative, managerial and strategic skills to strengthen the research mission and intensity of

The purpose of this session is to explain the professional recognition programme, the role of the International Professional Recognition Council (IPRC) and to clarify the application process. A recognised professional will share practical advice in preparing and presenting the portfolio of evidence. A call for applications for professional recognition is currently open (view the call here)

THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO BE RECOGNISED AS A RESEARCH MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONAL The International Professional Recognition Council (IPRC) is excited to announce the next call for applications for the Professional Recognition Programme for Research Management. The Programme has grown steadily since its inception in 2018/19 (click here to view a list of recognised professionals) and all qualifying

The total number of individuals who are recognised as research management professionals through the International Professional Recognition Council (IPRC) increased to nineteen following the second open call for professional recognition which closed on 31 March 2021 and a special call for IPRC members.   The IPRC was established as an autonomous body that awards professional

The International Professional Recognition Council (IPRC), hosted by SARIMA and supported by all the Research Management Associations in Africa are collaborating with the African Jobs Board to promote research management and the professional recognition programme for research management. The IPRC will be placing a series of articles on the Jobs Board blog over the next

The International Professional Recognition Council (IPRC), hosted by SARIMA, recently launched the STARS Programme as an initiative to support the work of the Advocacy Committee which is one of the sub-committees of the IPRC. The Advocacy Committee serves to address issues related to the advancement and promotion of research management, the IPRC and the professional

Three members of SARIMA were recently awarded Research Management Professional (RMP) status by the International Professional Recognition Council (IPRC), following the first open call for professional recognition of research managers from across the African continent. The IPRC was established in 2017 as an autonomous body that awards professional recognition to middle and senior research managers through

ATTENTION RESEARCH MANAGERS! This is your opportunity to be recognised as a professional research manager by your peers   The International Professional Recognition Council (IPRC) is an outcome of ongoing efforts by the Southern African Research and Innovation Management Association (SARIMA) in partnership with the other research management associations in Africa to elevate the profession