Pre-Application Support Fund - Round 3
This opportunity is now closed
Overview
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Opportunity status:Closed
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Type:Career Development
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Opening date:
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Closing date:
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Reference ID:35197
The Pre-Application Support Fund provides extra support to those who need it, to enhance their chances of making a successful application to an NIHR career development scheme in the future.
Through providing additional funding, the Pre-Application Support Fund aims to enhance the opportunities available to those that otherwise would not have sufficient support to apply for NIHR career development funding.
Applicants can request:
- a contribution to the salary of the applicant to buy out the necessary time to prepare an application
- relevant training and development, mentorship or supervisory costs specifically associated with developing an application
- other costs where the additional support required to submit an application extends beyond the categories outlined above
Applicants should clearly demonstrate why extra support is needed and how the pre-application support fund will help enhance their planned application.
This opportunity is now closed
You can review information about this funding opportunity in our application system
Who can apply?
The fund is for individuals who require additional support to prepare a competitive application.
Through the scheme we aim to make a positive impact on groups and professions identified as underrepresented within NIHR. As a result, we particularly encourage applications from:
- regulated health and care professionals (nurses, midwives, allied health professionals, pharmacists and healthcare scientists)
- social work and public health professionals
- researchers in methodology
- applicants from ethnic minority backgrounds
- applicants who are disabled
Award length
Funding can be requested for up to 12 months.
Please read the guidance notes carefully before applying.
Supporting Information
Contact Details
- for help with your application contact academy-awards@nihr.ac.uk
- for more information, visit the programme page