Ms Hilary Jones
Faculty Research and Impact Manager
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Biography
Hilary joined the Faculty of Nursing, Midwifery and Palliative Care November 2021 after previous research support roles in School of Education, Communication and Society (ECS), King’s and at Roehampton University as Head of Bids, Grants and Project Innovation and International and European Bids Coordinator.
The Faculty Research and Impact Manager coordinates and oversees the operational and administrative processes related to NMPC research, in concert with the Vice Dean for Research and Impact and Faculty Research Support Team. Hilary's primary responsibilities are:
- Coordinating pre-award and post-award grant application processes, particularly advising on, supporting, and costing research funding proposals.
- Working collaboratively with research management colleagues within and outside the Faculty to maximise funding opportunities and refine processes.
- Collecting, maintaining, and reporting research-related data including the REF.
- Supporting the development and implementation of the Faculty’s Research and Impact Strategy.
- Supporting all Postgraduate Research Student support provision.
- Supporting the Faculty's Inclusive Research and Education Practices project.
Research

King’s International Education Research Network
The King’s International Education Research Network explores key areas of international education.

King’s Engaged Research Network (KERN)
Find out more about the King’s Engaged Researcher Network
News
Meet the Spinouts: Introducing King's Spinout Accelerator Cohort III
Eight spinouts are joining the third cohort of the King’s Spinout Accelerator and will spend a year exploring the commercial potential of their research.

Research

King’s International Education Research Network
The King’s International Education Research Network explores key areas of international education.

King’s Engaged Research Network (KERN)
Find out more about the King’s Engaged Researcher Network
News
Meet the Spinouts: Introducing King's Spinout Accelerator Cohort III
Eight spinouts are joining the third cohort of the King’s Spinout Accelerator and will spend a year exploring the commercial potential of their research.
