ARFL - International Research Grants: The Key to Success

Join us for an insightful event that will help you dive into the world of international research grants to know the unknown.
The session will be featured with a panel discussion hosted by Prof Hélène de Burgh-Woodman (Graduate Research School) to help researchers at all career stages gain the knowledge they need to locate, apply for international grants and increase their chances of securing international funding for their research projects.

The panel consists of members with diversified backgrounds and disciplines. They will share their experiences and challenges in international grant development and provide valuable insights that will help other researchers increase their chances of success.

This event is perfect for networking with other researchers, learning about international funding opportunities, and gaining valuable knowledge about the international grant application process.

We hope the attendees leave the event feeling inspired, motivated, and well-equipped to pursue research goals with global impact.

Panel members:

• Prof Hélène de Burgh-Woodman (host)
• Professor Michael Bremner
• Professor Meera Agar
• Dr Emma Camp
• Dr Gayathri Danasamy
• Dr Yi Zhang
• Professor Daniel Barber
• Associate Professor Kyungja Jung

This is a UTS Aspire event. UTS Aspire is a program of pan-university research development opportunities led by the Research Capability and Development Team.

Please note that this session will be recorded and the recording possibly uploaded as online training.

For other events in the Australian Research Funding Landscape series, please see below:

• Introduction to the Australian Research Funding Landscape (4 May)
• Planting the Seeds for Research Success in Australian Grants (25 May)
• Good Funding: Philanthropy 101 (1 June)
• Applied research: Engaging with industry and other clients (29 June)
• Demystifying Tenders (13 July)
• Navigating the NHMRC(19 July)
• Am I ready for Category 1? An Overview of Competitive ARC Grants (25 July)
• The MRFF Manifesto (3 August)

You may also be interested in:

• The U.S. Embassy: Grant Program for Australian Applicants in the Higher Education Sector (26 Jul)
• Hanover Research - Keys to Competitive Grant Writing (8 Aug)