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Grant Application Writing

02.11.2026 | 09:00 - 12:30

Successful grant proposal writing is a fundamental basis to fund a career in research. There are plenty of national and international funding programmes with different funding schemes. Each scheme has its individual context and thematic focus, eligibility and funding rules, submission and evaluation process, and evaluation criteria. Thus, the detailed features and aspects of a successful proposal in one funding scheme are naturally differing from those of a successful proposal in another funding scheme. However, the process of how to work out these details is a common denominator to the different funding schemes. It requires skills way beyond the ability to work out a research idea in detail.

Content

  • how to develop your idea for a project into a sound work programme
  • how to match it to the requirements of the funding programme and
  • how to facilitate the communication with the reviewer by presenting your complex ideas in an easy-to-understand way.
  • Besides, you will obtain a lot of background information on different funding programmes, evaluation processes and potential pitfalls.

Method
This is an online workshop including presentations, group work and individual work. Some “homework” will be provided for those, who want to use the time between the sessions to work on their grant proposal. There will be the opportunity to obtain some feedback – either in the group or individually – on the homework.

Transfer of workshop content into real-life grant proposal writing
Participants can get individual feedback on their proposal with respect to the workshop contents once they have written the first draft any time after the workshop.

Participation on all dates is mandatory.

Please take 2–3 minutes to answer two questions in advance about your expectations of this workshop. Your feedback will help us tailor our offers even more closely to your needs. 

Sprache: Englisch
Formats des Workshops: Digital
Maximale Teilnehmendenzahl: 12
Arbeitseinheiten: 14
Zielgruppe: Abschlussphase der Promotion
Fachrichtung: Humanities, Social Sciences, Law and Economics / Geistes-, Sozial-, Rechts- und Wirtschaftswissenschaften Nature and Life Sciences / Natur- und Lebenswissenschaften
Buchungsberechtigte Personen: Promovierende
Teilnahmeberechtigt: Berlin University Alliance (BUA)
Frist für Ausbuchung: Mi., 28.10.2026 - 23:59
Buchungsstatus: Workshop buchbar

Zeit & Ort

02.11.2026 | 09:00 - 12:30

online

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