Our mission is to support internationally excellent, multi-disciplinary policing research to enable evidence-informed policy & practice.
Dealing with sensitive topics, Mental health and well-being, Ethical challenges, How to work flexibly/responsively when working to deadlines, Managing physical working spaces and practices, Understanding and valuing individual differences.
Find out about the SIPR’s mission, aims and 3-year plan objectives.
(SPACE) is a UKRI funded Centre of Excellence which builds on the Scottish Institute for Policing Research model. It is led by Edinburgh Napier University, the University of St Andrews, Glasgow Caledonian University, and the University of Edinburgh.
INTERACT is a wide-ranging study of the use of technology in interactions between the police and public.
SIPR is providing £5,000 to support dissemination and impact efforts for policing research.
We have redeveloped and increased existing funding streams to create a more fit-for-purpose fund that will support a greater range of knowledge exchange and dissemination activities that can include any collaborative, creative endeavour that translates knowledge and research into impact in society and the economy.
SIPR are keen to formally recognise individuals, or teams, whose research has made a significant contribution to policing, policy, and or/ practice.
Our Annual Report for 2023/24 includes articles from academics from the consortium universities, as well as Practitioner Fellows, with particular emphasis…
Our mission is to support internationally excellent, multi-disciplinary policing research to enable evidence-informed policy & practice.