The GrantED Group are running a Essential Elements of a Research Grant proposal Workshop.

There are a bunch of common parts to a research grant proposal, no matter the funder. This session will demystify those parts, enabling researchers to develop a skeleton draft of a research grant proposal, and help them develop an understanding of how to write about:

the significant drivers and need for their research;
how their research innovatively addresses an important problem in their discipline;
how past outcomes of the applicant or applicant team make the new project feasible;
the planned significant new knowledge, outcomes, products and/or services their project plans to deliver;
engagements required prior to, during and after the project is executed to enable benefit and research impact.

Researchers will bring a project idea they are planning to develop into a grant application to the session.

Dr Benedicta Rousseau

With +20 years' experience as a social sciences researcher, Benedicta has worked at universities in New Zealand, Australia and the United Kingdom, where she also completed her PhD at the University of Cambridge. She has specialised in applied research and engagement through consultancy work. for a range of organisations including The World Bank and DFAT.Alongside academic research and publication she has spent several years living in Vanuatu, worked as a lecturer on a cruise ship through Melanesia, and sold cheese on an English market stall.

IMPORTANT

Only participants that have a project idea/grant they can bring to the workshop will be accepted. Participants will need this to work on during the workshop. When registering, you will be asked to send a copy.

This workshop is for CCeMMP members and affiliates only.
Spots are limited, please ensure that you register your attendance. The exact location will be provided upon registration.