Global Reputation · 2026/27 partner packages
Take your research beyond the inbox: video, articles and conversation. Video, articles and podcast episodes that give your research a permanent, shareable home, alongside any package.
What is included
Your research told as a short produced video on GRP's YouTube channel, with a companion article on GRP's research news pages that embeds the video and links to your own pages.
A conversation with one of your researchers about the work behind a finding: why it matters, who they worked with and what comes next, published as a GRP podcast episode.
Platinum Partnership and Gold Partnership are names of editorial and reach packages. They are separate from the Research Collaboration Index and its Platinum, Gold and Silver standing bands, and no package has any effect on any university's RCI standing, band, rank, score or award.
Partner case study
A Russell Group partner has worked with GRP since 2024. Read against its peer group rather than in isolation, its Academic Reputation has strengthened faster than the Russell Group average.
Source: QS World University Rankings, Academic Reputation indicator, public results 2023 to 2027; GRP campaign analytics.
This case study reflects the success of a GRP partner and does not promise an improvement in ranking performance across THE, QS or any other global ranking indicator.
Every newsletter feature now goes to over 275,000 academic contacts. The July 2026 edition, audited from GRP's campaign analytics, shows the kind of edition a single feature is placed inside. The 44.97% unique open rate compares against an academic-sector email benchmark of around 28%.
Timeline and price
Add-ons
Add-ons are priced on request and can be added to any package. Tell us the story and the format, and we will quote within two working days.
Credibility, now
The Research Collaboration Index launched on 15 September 2026: the first global ranking of how universities collaborate, covering 1,195 universities in 81 countries, with 26 subject rankings, built from the open scholarly record for 2021 to 2025.
“I am incredibly proud that Queen Mary has been ranked 25th in the world for our research collaborations.”
Professor Colin Bailey CBE, President, Queen Mary University of London. Queen Mary news, 18 September 2026“This recognition belongs to our researchers and partners around the world”
Professor Tom Rodden, Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Research and Knowledge Exchange, University of Nottingham. University of Nottingham Research, LinkedIn“I'm happy to see that our efforts to stimulate collaborations are recognized in this index.”
Professor Bas de Bruin, Scientific Director, Van 't Hoff Institute for Molecular Sciences, University of Amsterdam. University of Amsterdam, Faculty of Science news“collaboration is what is awarded here.”
Professor Philip Moons, KU Leuven, RCI 2026 Subject Award winner, Health Professions. Winner's own postQuotes are reproduced exactly as published and attributed as the source states. Institutions published these stories themselves; none is a paid placement, and none endorses any GRP package. The University of Sydney item is wider rankings commentary and is not an endorsement of the RCI.
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Places are limited and allocated first come, first served. Tell us which package interests you: Daniel will confirm availability, send the agreement and arrange a short call to agree your first stories.