WINNING GRANT APPLICATIONS
If you only start thinking about winning a grant when the call for applications is announced, you are probably too late.
With some grant rounds giving as little as six weeks’ notice, your only chance of success is to have thought and planned ahead.
The aim of this half-day workshop is to provide advice and guidance on how to improve your chance of success by carefully targeting the right funding body, sell your idea and write the grant with an efficient process.
Aimed at
Doctoral Research Staff (i.e. post-doctoral researchers) ONLYPresented by
Dr Pete Moore, PhD FRSA, Thinkwrite
ThinkWrite™ courses have grown out of Pete’s experience as a post-doctoral academic at UCL and then over 20 years working as a freelance science writer, prize-winning author and communications consultant.
Pete has led over 1000 courses on different aspects of writing, in the UK, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, Sweden and Norway.
Using his organised approach to writing large documents Pete has authored and co-authored more than 30 papers and written over 16 single-author books. He has also won six national awards for his writing and editing.
ThinkWrite™ courses have grown out of Pete’s experience as a post-doctoral academic at UCL and then over 20 years working as a freelance science writer, prize-winning author and communications consultant.
Pete has led over 1000 courses on different aspects of writing, in the UK, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, Sweden and Norway.
Using his organised approach to writing large documents Pete has authored and co-authored more than 30 papers and written over 16 single-author books. He has also won six national awards for his writing and editing.
Key learning outcomes
During this workshop you will:
- Receive advice and guidance on how to improve your chances of successly winning grant applications
- Learn how to carefully target the right funding body
- Learn how to sell your idea and write the grant efficiently.
Specific skills focused on in this session
Grant application skills
Research organisational skills
This workshop is provided by
