The popular Co-Creation and Co-Production (CCCP) strand is open to applications. This strand was most popular of the three open to staff in the July round with 38 applications.
A total of £246, 102.96 was awarded to successful applicants, to get ahead of the competition please note an important addition to the strand policy:
Successful bids will need to have benefits to the student experience at the core – and be able to demonstrate how this will occur, so hitting the Education point in the BU Fusion triangle is now more important than before.
Applications that do not satisfy how education at BU will be improved will not be looked at favourably by the panel. To review the full strand developments and how this has affected the policy, you can view the updated FIF CCCP policy sept.
Our successful CCCP applicants have been blogging about their activity on our Research Blog, I hope that you will be successful in securing funds in this round and will join them! Read their blogs below:
Sarah Bate who has used Fusion Investment funds to develop the Centre for Face Processing Disorders at BU – Watch out for the Centre’s regular updates on the Research Blog, and also check out www.prosopagnosiaresearch.org for more information.
Hossein Hassani is leading an inter-disciplinary project to characterize the socio-economic drivers underpinning change in freshwater host biodiversity that lead to the emergence of immuno-suppressant related human disease.
Don’t forget to take advantage of the intervention programmes running this October and November!
For further details about the fund please see www.bournemouth.ac.uk/FIF
Best of luck!
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