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***The status of this course has changed, please email [email protected] for more information.

Presentation Skills for Life Science Professionals

  
Audience Early to mid-career professionals working in the Life Sciences sector — including but not limited to research, project management, BD, HR, and operations — who want to improve their presentation skills.  
Duration

A one day course.

  
Objectives

Explore all aspects of effective presentations, from structuring content to mastering delivery techniques.

Develop your skills through hands-on practice sessions, personalised feedback from qualified coaches with experience of academia and industry.

  
Content Communicating your work effectively is crucial across every role in the Life Sciences sector — not just in research. Whether you're presenting project updates, pitching ideas, or explaining data to non-specialists, this course will help you develop the skills to do it with confidence and clarity.
This interactive workshop is designed for professionals from across the sector, including project managers, business development, HR, regulatory, and technical roles. You’ll explore how to tailor your message, engage different audiences, and present with greater impact.
Delegates will be asked to prepare a short 5-minute presentation in advance (on a work-related topic). During the session, you’ll deliver this in a supportive environment and receive personalised feedback to help you develop your presentation style.
Key benefits:
•    Learn how to structure and deliver an effective presentation
•    Gain confidence in presenting to varied audiences
•    Understand how to communicate clearly across functions
•    Receive practical, constructive feedback on your delivery
•    Leave with tips and tools you can use straight away		  
Costs

Gold members: £392 + VAT
Silver members: £476 + VAT
Non-members: £560 + VAT

  
Contact
Phone: 01223 896450
Phone: 01223 896456
Email:
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***Presentation Skills for Life Science Professionals

Thursday 12 February 2026, 09:30 - 16:30
12 February 2026 09:30
Queen Edith's Room
The Cambridge Building
Babraham Research Campus
Cambridge, CB22 3AT
United Kingdom