Struggling to effectively communicate the potential impact of your research in funding applications? This training session on Tuesday, 28 January 2025 from 10am to 12noon, will equip you with the practical tools and knowledge to develop effective plans of impact, articulate these in proposals and increase your success rates.
This session is intended for academics working on a proposal at the time of the session. It could be an early-stage idea, or a specific proposal for a funder. Please bring your proposal with you to the session to work on.
Key benefits:
- Maximise your impact: Learn how to identify, measure, and communicate the real-world significance of your research in funding proposals
- Write more competitive proposals: Master the art of crafting compelling impact plans that resonate with funding panels.
- Save time and effort: Discover efficient strategies to integrate impact considerations into your research process and proposals
- Gain actionable insights: Apply your newfound knowledge to your current or future funding bids.
Where: Fusion building. In-person only, not hybrid.
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