Eligibility

To be eligible to apply for an Ambassadors Grant 2023 must be :

• Be an Ambassador
• Be organizing a pharmacology engagement activity, for example, talks or networking events

Benefits

You can apply for up to £250 to support your Ambassador activities. These funds can be used for:

• Venue hire
• Catering at networking events
• Reimbursing travel and accommodation costs for speakers
• Resources for talks
• Creating new resources

Funding must be used within 1 year of the award.

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Application Process

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• The proposed project must be fully delivered within the timeframe set out in the application and within the funding amount awarded. Any unused funds will be returned to the Society, and any changes to the delivery date should be agreed with the awarding committee.

Note: Successful applicants are expected to submit a short report on completion of the project which may be in the form of a Pharmacology Matters article for dissemination to the membership.

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Eligibility

• The GPSA Individual Travel Grant awarded from this program is used to support individual student travel to regional, national, and international conferences only that are directly related to students’ graduate programs of study or professional development.
• Travel MUST be directly related to the applicant’s program of study.
• Students are eligible to apply for several grants up to a maximum of $950 in individual travel grant funding per fiscal year (July 1 through June 30).
• This program runs on a monthly cycle.
• You must be a current ASU graduate student (degree or non-degree seeking) enrolled in at least one graduate-level credit at the time of application and time of travel (summer enrollment not required) to apply. Online students are now eligible for GPSA Travel Grant funding.
• 4 + 1 Masters students are eligible for the travel grant in their +1 year
• Funding is not guaranteed as applications are selected competitively.

Benefits

• The Travel Grant will cover costs of airfare, fuel/mileage if driving your own vehicle, ground transportation (taxi, shuttle services, trains, public transportation), hotels/lodging, meals, and event registration.
• The cost of your meals can be calculated using the daily rate determined by ASU (per diem) for your destination. To determine this rate, visit here. For international rates click here.
• In February 2019 the ASU Study Abroad office instituted a $3 a day charge for insurance on all student travel to locations outside the United States. Students will pay out of pocket and will be reimbursed from the GPSA grant when they submit an expense report. This fee counts towards the $950 total. When registering your trip please select the ‘Self Pay’ option when prompted.
• The Travel Grant will NOT cover the cost of rental cars, phone calls, internet access charges, poster printing, or any expense prohibited by university policy. Expenses paid in cash are not reimbursable. Only pay with a credit card or check.
• One-Way Fares: If you decide to purchase two one-way airfares instead of a round-trip fare, you will need to print a quote of a round-trip fare at the time your one-way fares were booked, in order to demonstrate to the ASU Travel Department that the round-trip fare is in fact more expensive.

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Application Process

• Apply here.

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Eligibility

Applicants must be currently registered Penn State graduate students in good academic standing at the time of application and at the time of travel.

The application form requires applicants to identify:

• a concise summary of the paper/presentation;
• a brief description of the conference and its significance in the applicant’s field
• a short explanation of why it is important for the applicant to present their work at the selected conference
• a succinct assessment of the connection between the student’s research to one or more of the evaluation criteria
• a tentative travel itinerary, and
• a tentative budget.

Awards are contingent upon the availability of funds and the number of applications received. Applicants are strongly encouraged to seek additional funding sources, including matching funds from their campus/college/department or external funding sources.

• The international conference must take place outside the U.S.  Workshops, internships, and other activities are not eligible for funding.

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Benefits

• Funds are available.

Application Process

• Any documents that are uploaded with the application must be in PDF for Word format, and the file name must include the applicant’s Penn State User ID (everything before “@psu.edu” in the applicant’s email address).
• Applications will be considered for works prepared and presented by the graduate student applicant. If multiple graduate students are applying to present the same work at the same conference or major professional meeting, each graduate student must submit a separate application.
• Applications must include a letter of support from the graduate student’s academic advisor.

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Eligibility

The DMU Travel Bursary is open to all UK DMU students who are currently enrolled in an undergraduate degree or HND program – either full or part-time – and have an income threshold of up to £40,000 per year as determined by Student Finance England.

Benefits

You could receive up to £200 per academic year to travel to the following employment-related activities:

• Job interviews
• Internship interviews
• Placement interviews
• Further study interviews
• Assessment centers
• Employer events, such as fairs or open days

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Application Process

You will need to claim your bursary retrospectively, once you have attended the employability event.
This will require you to:

• Complete the online claim form
• Gather relevant travel receipts (photos can be accepted)
• Gather evidence to demonstrate attendance, e.g. an interview invitation letter from an employer, registration form for a careers fair, or placement offer letter from an employer (photos can be accepted)
• Email your evidence to Hope Somerville at hope.somerville@dmu.ac.uk

Conditions

Before you apply, please read the terms and conditions to ensure you are eligible and understand the conditions by which this bursary operates.

• You must claim your travel bursary in the same academic year as the employability event took place. Late claims cannot be forwarded to the next academic year.
• There is a limited amount of money available, so the bursary will operate on a first-come, first-served basis. Once the annual fund is exhausted, no additional funds will be available until the start of a new academic year.
• All submitted claims will be assessed within 21 working days of receipt and will be paid directly by BACS into your bank account, within 14 working days from assessment.

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The Professional Development Fund is a remarkable opportunity designed to provide financial assistance to individuals working in the screen sector. Whether you’re a filmmaker, producer, screenwriter, or involved in any other aspect of screen production, this fund aims to empower you to take your skills and expertise to the next level.

Priority will be given to:

• Developments in areas of skills shortages and
• Applicants are under-represented in the screen industries.

Eligibility

Under-Represented Groups

• Screen Scotland will prioritize applications from those who are underrepresented in our current funding programs. Current evidence indicates that these under-represented people are those who self-identify as disabled, those who come from Black and Minority Ethnic cultural backgrounds, and those who are women or have other gender-nonconforming identities. There have been several gender-focussed studies that indicate a particular under-representation of women in areas of Directing, Camera, Post-Production, and VFX.
• Whilst Screen Scotland wishes to continue to support creative and developmental practice, we cannot accept avoidable or unmanaged risk to health and safety and our funding approach will be cautious in this regard. Applications should ensure that relevant Scottish Government guidance is being followed, and appropriate risk plans are in place and included with your application.

International travel

• Applications to the Professional Development Fund can once again include travel, both UK and international, as long as Scottish Government advice is being followed (including any guidance on, or emanating from, the particular international locations you are planning to work in/ travel to) and appropriate risk management plans are in place and included with your application.
• As regulations are changing frequently, please check the Scottish Government website at the time of applying and be aware this guidance may have altered by the time your application is being considered. The assessing officer and Director of Screen will have to take decisions based on the Scottish Government guidance current on that day.
• Screen Scotland cannot be liable for any further costs incurred beyond those agreed in the grant award, including any costs incurred as a result of further COVID impact and/ or change in Scottish or other government regulations before or during the term of the project. If the funded activity becomes unviable as a result of changes to government guidance Screen Scotland reserves the right to recoup all or an element of the funding.
• For the avoidance of doubt, Government guidance takes precedence over any statement by Screen Scotland.

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Benefits

• Grants are available.

Application Process

• If you are interested in applying for this fund, please ensure you have read the guidelines and Funding Privacy Notice fully before you complete the application form.
• Download the Professional Development Fund Guidance (PDF, opens in a new window)
• Download the Professional Development Fund Application Form (Word, opens in a new window)
• View the Privacy Notice
• Monitoring and Reporting
• Download the Equalities Monitoring Form (Word, opens in a new window)
• Download the Professional Development Fund End of Project monitoring form (Word, opens in a new window)

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The AWM Louise Hay Awards from the Association of Women in Mathematics (AWM) recognize AWM members who have made outstanding contributions to mathematics education. Nominees must be members of AWM and may be based anywhere in the world. Fellows are recognized at the AWM Receptions at the Joint Mathematics Meetings.

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Eligibility

To apply for these awards, students must meet the following requirements:

• Must be an undergraduate enrolled full-time at any campus of the University of Connecticut. Eligibility for funding through Office of Undergraduate Research award programs is restricted to students currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree at UConn. This includes students pursuing Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of General Studies, Bachelor of Music, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Science in Engineering, and Bachelor of Social Work degrees.
  Note: Part-time undergraduate students enrolled at any campus of the University of Connecticut may apply for these awards if they have completed at least 60 academic credits (including at least 12 credits at UConn). 
• Must complete the travel associated with this award before graduating from their bachelor’s degree program.
• Must be in good academic standing.
• Must have their faculty advisor on the project submit a recommendation form on their behalf as part of their online application.
• May receive no more than one OUR Research Travel Award during any given academic year.

Award Conditions

• Students engaging in international travel for academic purposes must register with UConn Global Affairs by the UConn Student International Travel Policy. Students will be automatically enrolled and covered by Cultural Insurance Services International (CISI) Health Insurance for the duration of their trips upon their completion of the Global Affairs undergraduate student travel registration form. Learn more about registration with Global Affairs.
• OUR Travel Award recipients must present at the Frontiers in Undergraduate Research Poster Exhibition in the fall or spring of the academic year in which the award was received.
• Recipients must submit the Research Travel Award Research Experience Completion Form by the deadline specified in their award letter.

Benefits

• OUR Research Travel Awards grant up to $500.

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Application Process

• The OUR Research Travel Award application is now open. The OUR Research Travel Award Application Outline.pdf provides a list of all the questions you will need to answer in the online application.
• For guidance on how to use the application management system, please review the Quest Portal User Tips. A complete application consists of the online application, an uploaded Budget Worksheet.docx, and a Travel Award (Conduct) recommendation form to be completed by the faculty advisor of your project.
• Please use the Research Travel Budget Worksheet.docx to generate an itemized budget for your travel; you will be asked to upload this in PDF format as part of the online application. Students applying to conduct research internationally must also complete a Supplemental International Travel Questions form as part of the online application. You will request that your faculty advisor complete a recommendation via the Quest online application system by entering his/her name and email address in the application. The system will send your faculty advisor a personalized link to complete the recommendation form.
• We encourage you to share your application – including your project description and budget – with your faculty advisor so s/he can refer to them when completing the recommendation.
• It is advisable to review the OUR Research Travel Award Application Outline.pdf before completing the online application. The outline lists all the questions you will need to answer and the types of information you will need to provide in the online application.
• Please note that the final question on the application will ask you to certify that you have prepared your application materials by University standards for academic integrity. Learn more about academic integrity.

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The H. Robert Cohen/RIPM fund for research based on the musical press is named for the founder and director of RIPM, H. Robert Cohen. He has overseen the publication of some three hundred volumes and the creation of several databases providing the full text of, and access to, hundreds of rare music periodicals. His many publications deal with music criticism, the musical press, musical iconography, and the staging of opera. H. Robert Cohen studied at New York University and taught at the Université de Paris VIII, Université Laval, the University of British Columbia, the University of Amsterdam, and the University of Maryland, where he was named Professor Emeritus by his colleagues. For his contribution to French culture he was named Chevalier in the Order of Arts and Letters by the French government. And, the title of Honorary Member was conferred on him by the International Musicological Society, as well as the International Association of Music Libraries, Archives and Documentation Centers.

Eligibility

• All members of the AMS are eligible to apply for RIPM Fund for Research .

Benefits

• The average award amount is typically between $500 to $5000.

Note: Grants from the fund will support research and travel related to the goals of RIPM (Retrospective Index to Music Periodicals), a long-standing publication internationally recognized as one of the primary tools in research in music and musicology. The fund supports studies based in large part upon eighteenth-, nineteenth-, and twentieth-century periodical literature dealing with music, including those focusing on one or more journals, music critics and criticism, reception history and issues related to access and preservation.

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Application Process

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Eligibility

• IEEE International Student Travel Grants applicant must be a Student Member or Graduate Student Member of the IEEE Communications Society at the time he/she applies for the grant;
• Each applicant must be a co-author of an accepted paper in ICC 2023 and present it at the conference;
• Each applicant must be a full-time student registered toward a Bachelor, Master, or Ph.D. degree in computer science, engineering, or a related field in a college or university when applying;
• During the expense reimbursement stage, the student applicant must show proof of having registered to attend ICC 2023.

Benefits

• On a competitive basis, IEEE ICC 2023 offers several ComSoc grants to students who have co-authored an accepted peer-reviewed paper for the conference. Each IEEE-sponsored grant is up to US$1250 but no more than the actual travel expenses.

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Application Process

• Apply here.

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Eligibility

• To apply for this grant you must have an average mark of at least 7.5 over the last 2 years (24 months), counted back from the application date, of study at University Groningen and/or previous university/higher education institution.
  Applications with an average below 7.5 will not be considered. We use an official conversion table to convert foreign lists of marks to Dutch marks, this conversion is binding.

Benefits

• The maximum Travel grants for MD/Ph.D. Students for a period spent in Europe is €650 and for a period spent outside Europe €750.
• For outstanding Master’s students, there is the possibility to apply for a grant to attend a conference (in The Netherlands or abroad) or to enroll in a summer or winter school. The standard amount is €250.

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Application Process

• Students can submit applications for internship grants, limited to countries with the color code green or yellow (check the website of the Ministry of Foreign affairs). Preference is given to placements/study periods that last at least 8 weeks, requests for periods of less than 6 weeks will not be considered. The application must arrive at the GUF email address guf@rug.nl at least 6 weeks before the start of the planned activity. An email to confirm receipt will be sent within 5 working days.
• All applications must be digital and sent to the secretariat: guf@rug.nl.
• Please read all the information carefully, as applications will only be accepted if all the relevant appendices are enclosed. Make sure everything is legible, and fill out the application form digitally. Do not send in more appendices than are asked for.4
• Please send your application digitally in 1 document in the following order:
  1. Completed and signed application form.
  2. A description of the planned activity (max. 2 A4).
  3. A signed recommendation from the study advisor or lecturer.
  4. A official list of marks stating all results from the last 2 years (24 months) of study.Application form for a personal travel grant

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