A factsheet on how to apply for Royal Society funding
The document outlines:
- Overview of the Royal Society
- Priorities
- Overview of the schemes
- Funded Projects
- What is covered by the funding
- Submission details
- University procedures for bidding
A factsheet on how to apply for Royal Society funding
The document outlines:
Erasmus+ is the new EU Programme for education, training, youth and sport. Staffordshire University are running an Erasmus+ workshop on Wednesday 9 April 9:30-12:30. The new programme presents an excellent source of funding to develop a variety of projects in partnership with organisations across Europe. The workshop will be an opportunity to gain a better understanding of what activities can be carried out so we can ensure the Universities capitalises on this new resource.
Erasmus+ Started on 1 January 2014 and will run till 2020. The programme supports activities in education, training, youth and sport across all sectors of lifelong learning including Higher Education, Further Education, adult education, schools and youth activities.
The deadlines for the 2014 calls are coming up in the next few weeks. This workshop is timed to get people thinking ahead to the 2015 calls.
The workshop will be in the LT114/116, Ashley Building, Stoke. Members of staff from all faculties are encouraged to attend. To book a place please email exteranlfundingofficer@staffs.ac.uk
Below is an overview of the agenda:
9-00-9-30 Coffee /Networking
9-30 Abdel-Hamid Soliman, Erasmus Mundus – case study
10-00 Deb Graddon, Introduction and overview
10-30 Deb Gradden, Erasmus Mundus 201402020, Key Action 1
11-00 Q&A
11-15 Margaret Bennett and Jose Beech, Key Actions 2 & 3
12-00 Q&A
12-15 Close
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Page 2 Review of the Leverhulme Visit to the University
Page 3 In House compliance Audits
Page 4 EU Innovation Indicator
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