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NSW CVRN Professional Development Award

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NSW CVRN Professional Development Award

Enhancing career progression of early and mid-career researchers

The NSW CVRN Professional Development Award provides funding to assist our early and mid-career researchers (EMCRs) with costs associated with attendance at a research conference and/or participation in professional development or training courses. Courses could include professional development courses such as media and communication, grant/journal article writing, or training in specific research skills. The aim of the Award is to enable EMCRs to enhance their career progression and build professional networks through the dissemination of their research and development of their research and professional skill base.

Funding

The NSW CVRN Professional Development Award aims to assist EMCRs in their professional growth and research dissemination offering successful Applicants:

  • up to $2,000 for national conferences and training courses; and
  • up to $4,000 for international conference attendance and training.

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How to apply

To apply, please download the grant guidelines and submit your application via the link included in the document. For more information, please contact the NSW CVRN at [email protected].

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