SRHE Scoping Study Application

Application Form

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First Name

Last Name

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

Post Code

Country

County

Summary of Academic Career

(350 words max per applicant)

Title of Proposed Research Project

Aims and Objectives

(150 words max)

Scheme of Research

Please describe in the space provided the rationale/description/key issues and research questions you will cover (750 words max)

Proposed Methods

Please indicate your proposed methods you will be using to carry out your research (500 words max)

Ethical Procedures

SRHE requires that you follow the code of ethics for field research recommended by your academic institution. Could you please confirm, by ticking this box, that you have read and will follow the ethical guidelines of your institution

What ethical issues may arise in relation to your proposal and how might these be addressed? (200 words max)

Time Plan

Please set down a time plan with milestones over a 12 month period

Budget

Please specify any costs which would be associated with your research

Sums requested from other sources

Fund/Organisation - Amount requested - Result (or date expected)

Previous grants awarded

Please list previous grants, with dates, awarded by both the SRHE and other bodies. Please indicate where publications / reports/ dissertations, etc. have resulted from the grants awarded.

Proposed outcomes and outputs

Please describe how the outcomes and outputs will be achieved by carrying out this research: such as through publications, website, conference presentations etc. (If the proposed outcomes are journal articles, please consider that publication in your preferred journal may not be achievable, and indicate some other possible journals) (200 words max)

Project Fit

Please specify how your project fits with the specified research themes. (150 words max)

Research Benefit

Please describe how your research will benefit and will further the understanding of higher education.(100 words max)

Benefit to the SRHE

Please describe how your research will contribute to the work of the SRHE (100 words max)

Please note that at least one referee must be from a different institution/university to your own. For joint applications, Referee details are only required for the lead applicant. Referees should not also be applicants themselves for these awards, nor be currently serving members of SRHE Governing Council/SRHE Standing Committees.

Referee A Name

Referee A Email

References request forms can be submitted here with your application or e-mailed directly to srhe@srhe.ac.uk

Referee A Reference Request Form

Referee B Name

Referee B Email

References request forms can be submitted here with your application or e-mailed directly to srhe@srhe.ac.uk

Referee B Reference Request Form

Curriculum Vitae

Please attach a copy of your CV (maximum length 2 sides of A4). For joint applications, only the CV for the lead applicant needs to be provided.

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