Intelligent communications for research and innovation

Turning big ideas and complex science into communications that help to make research visible, influential, and impactful.

Campus PR is dedicated to research communications for research organisations and universities.

We transform research into stories that matter - securing media coverage, shaping conversations, and creating impact narratives, policy briefs, and clear explainers.

We’re known for delivering high-quality, trusted research communications and are proud to work right across the research community, including:

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Why work with us?

As a compact agency dedicated exclusively to research communications, our senior-level team brings a wealth of expertise and insight to your projects.

Expert science and research communicators

Whether you're showcasing a discovery, crafting a REF-worthy case study, or work across a complex network of partners - our decades of expertise in science communications make the process smoother.

Strategic planning for impact

Working with research teams, we’ll identify the goals and audiences for research and develop strategies that guide your communications towards meaningful impact.

People-centred storytelling

Our approach puts people and impact at the heart of every story we tell. We craft original content based on interviews with the key people involved.

Intelligence and integrity

We’re known for securing headline news, broadcast interviews, and in-depth feature articles – all while preserving the integrity of the research.

Making the complex clear

We specialise in translating complex ideas into compelling written and visual content that captivates and informs across all communication channels.

Empowering researchers

We’re passionate about sharing our expertise. Our communications workshops and online training equip academics and research teams with the skills to communicate with clarity and confidence.

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