A last Reminder don’t forget to book yourself into our 2 events taking place on this Wednesday the 2nd of April.
I would like to draw your attention to:
Our BRAD (Bournemouth Research Academic Development Programme) which offers a range of additional training opportunities with helpful tools for developing your personal skills and grant proposals for UK or EU funding. We are delighted to include the following session:
At Talbot Campus, on the 2nd April, from 2.30-4:30pm (for more info click the link above or to book in send Staff Development a quick email)
This follow on BRAD session complements our previous BRAD Grant Writing Session held last week and provides an ideal opportunity for you to learn how to develop strong UK or European collaborative networks.
Additionally please be aware that our Horizon 2020 (H2020) information session is also taking place prior to this and is the last of our Lunctime Info sessions (before Easter)
At Talbot Campus Wednesday 2nd April, 12noon-2pm (for more info click the link above or to book in send Staff Development a quick email)
Info on H2020 can be found by clicking on the link below to access the recent Blog post detailing further resources available.
What does Horizon 2020 mean to you?
Why not come along to all the available training sessions we are running and boost your chances of being successfully funded by the UK Research Councils or the European Union?











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