Funding opportunities, guidance and research news from URO at University of Lincoln.
The Arts and Humanities Research Council has announced a series of cut-off dates for key funding schemes during 2010 due to upheaval caused by its move to the RCUK Shared Service Centre:
Important information for applicants to AHRC funding schemes in 2010
Here are the key points from the announcement:
Research Grants and Fellowships Schemes – AHRC will [...]
The Arts and Humanities Research Council has recently opened their studentship competition for 2010. The full details are available on the AHRC website:
AHRC Studentship Competition
The competition is open only to institutions who do not hold a Block Grant Partnership (such as Lincoln). Based on the profile of eligible institutions, the AHRC expects the majority of [...]
Following the success of its first regional events in 2007/8, the AHRC are holding a further series of events. Through the regional events programme, the AHRC hopes to give arts and humanities researchers, senior HEI staff and support staff, as well as non-academic stakeholders the opportunity to find out about AHRC strategic priorities, attend focused [...]
The AHRC have recently announced an additional 10 Collaborative Doctoral Awards for 2010 to support projects in Museology, Design and Applied Arts and Crafts.
Deadline: 29/10/10
http://www.ahrc.ac.uk/FundingOpportunities/Pages/CollaborativeDoctoralAwards.aspx
These awards provide opportunities for doctoral students to gain first hand experience of work outside an academic environment. The support provided by both an academic and non-academic supervisor enhances the employment-related [...]
Title: AHRC Regional Events
Location: RIBA and UCL, London
Dates: 20th – 21st May 2009
More Details: Click here
Description: As part of its 2009/2010 programme of regional events, the AHRC is holding its London Regional Event on the 20th May at Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and 21st May at University College London (UCL).
The programme will highlight [...]
From January 2009 the AHRC (Arts and Humanities Research Council) will introduce a new scheme to support interdisciplinary collaborations between groups of researchers around a specific topic. This collaboration could take the form of a series of workshops, seminars, forums or other events, but the key is to exchange ideas and develop a research agenda [...]
If you have an idea for a PhD research project which could be carried out in collaboration with a non-academic body in the arts and humanities, the AHRC’s Collaborative Doctoral Awards (CDA) scheme could provide funding. The purpose of the scheme is to promote partnerships and knowledge transfer between the HE sector and organisations in [...]
