Research Writing
Applying for research funding (1): strategies to maximise your chances of success helps researchers develop more competitive funding proposals by interpreting funding calls effectively, building persuasive applications, and avoiding common grant-writing pitfalls. It also explores practical approaches to managing the proposal process, budgets and value for money, and getting better feedback before submission.
Format: this workshop is delivered as a 1-hour webinar or a 1 to 2-hour in-person workshop.
Applying for research funding (2): how to write a more competitive proposal equips researchers to develop stronger, more competitive funding proposals by approaching each section with clarity, balance and the right level of detail. It also explores how to manage the submission process effectively, work with co-investigators, and ask the right questions to get more useful feedback before submission.
Format: this workshop is delivered as a 1-hour webinar or a 1-hour in-person workshop.
Making the Case for Your Research: Writing Literature Reviews that Work shows researchers how to construct literature reviews that do more than summarise - building a clear, persuasive case for their research by critically situating it within existing scholarship.
Format: this workshop is delivered as a 3-hour webinar or a 3-hour in-person workshop.
Writing and the REF: Articulating Originality, Significance, and Rigour builds practical skills in writing about research for REF-style assessment, helping researchers clearly and confidently articulate originality, significance, and rigour in their outputs.
Format: this workshop is delivered as a 3-hour webinar or a 3-hour in-person workshop.