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RDS South Central’s Online Essential Guide to Grant Applications

Tuesday 15 February - Thursday 17 February

  • « Shared governance and culture change
  • Introduction to Good Research Practice »
This free to attend, online, three-day masterclass, funded and hosted by the NIHR, focuses on how to write a grant application that will appeal to reviewers. The course is open to UK-based health care professionals, social care and public health practitioners, and health researchers who are intending to apply to any NIHR or other open, competitive, peer reviewed funding programme in the 12 months following the masterclass.
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Start:
Tuesday 15 February
End:
Thursday 17 February
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NIHR RDS=SC "Essential Guide to Grant Applications" Screenings
  • « Shared governance and culture change
  • Introduction to Good Research Practice »

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