Grant Writing Workshop Series
The Grant Writing Workshop Series provided by Research Development and Support is suitable for researchers of all disciplines (post-PhD) who are seeking to improve their grant writing skills and increase their competitiveness in research funding. This series consists of nine interactive online modules, each of which focuses on key sections of a typical grant application. The details and registration links for the remaining workshops in the 2025 series are included here below.
Articulating Impact in Funding Proposals
Date & Time: To be rescheduled.
Venue: Zoom registration link to follow.
Preparing your Narrative CV for Research Grant Applications
Date & Time: Thursday 20th November 2025, 10:00-11:00,
Venue: Zoom. Please register for the workshop.
A polished and confident CV is an essential element of most research grant applications. Whether you are applying for a project grant or a career award, you will likely be assessed on your existing expertise and future potential. This workshop will explore common research grant requirements and how to frame your research experience in support of a research grant application.
This workshop will be of particular relevance to researchers considering applying for Research Ireland Pathways Programme and Research Ireland Investigators Programme.
Earlier sessions in the series covered the following topics:
- Abstract Writing for Grant Proposals
- Writing the Background and State of the Art in Funding Applications (Why should your research be funded?)
- How to Articulate Your Methodological Approach and a Well-Designed Work Plan, including Risk Management
- Writing the Data Management Statement in Funding Applications
- Sex & Gender Dimension in Research
- Writing the Ethics Statement in Research Grant Applications
- Career Development Plans and Research Grant Applications
- Preparing Your CV for Research Grant Applications
*Stay tuned for updates to the schedule.
Contact Point:
If you have any questions about our Grant Writing Workshop Series or any suggestions for topics that you would like to see covered, please contact Dr Triona O'Hanlon.