The Research and Knowledge Exchange Office is delighted to announce that US funding expert, Robert Porter, PhD, of Grant-Winners Seminars, will be delivering four US Funding sessions this week on 8th and 9th March.
Limited spaces are still available – please reserve your place now for as many sessions as you can attend:
Thursday, 8th March:
US funding opportunities for international researchers – This session will focus on the eligibility requirements, funding levels, proposal development guides and submission deadlines for key US funders.
Strategies for success in sponsored research – In addition to developing their writing skills, grant seekers must focus on the relational issues that are key to success. This session will address these contextual challenges
Friday, 9th March:
Grants in the Humanities & Social Sciences
Building the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Grant Proposal
Find out more about each session and book.
There is a networking lunch between the morning and afternoon sessions. When booking, please advise if you will require lunch and any dietary requirements
If you want to develop your international research portfolio, please contact your faculty Research Facilitator.











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