The British Academy have informed us that the next round of BA/Leverhulme Small Research Grants is now open and will be closing at 5pm on Wednesday 11th May.
They have written to us to say that during the last round they received a large number of applications (UK wide) with obvious errors that should not have been approved by the employing institutions. They’ve provided updated BA scheme notes for applicants and BA FAQs which are also available on e-GAP and have asked that all applicants read the documentation carefully before starting their application. BA receive 900-1,000 applications for each round of this competition and so will not correct errors but will instead withdraw the application from the competition.
If you’re interested in applying to this call then please inform your Funding Development Officer by 13th April. We usually have a high demand for this call and so we will need to ensure that we have scheduled you in for costings and approvals, particularly as BA require RKEO to check your application and to electronically submit it on your behalf. Therefore, the BU internal deadline for this call is 4th May.
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