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All applications for research funding must be made through Research Services in the first instance.

Research Services provides central administration for all UNE research funding and provides to researchers substantive and administrative assistance in all phases of the research process.

To learn more about how we can assist you to identify, develop, write and prepare your research grant proposals and applications, please contact Research Services.

 

NEWS

♦ Tax Offset Changes to Boost Research & Development

The Rudd Government has taken a significant first step towards the biggest reform to business innovation support for more than a decade with the passing of the Tax Laws Amendment Bill (2009 Measures no 4).

This Bill follows the Rudd Government’s 2009-10 Budget announcement that it will replace the existing R&D Tax Concession with a new, more streamlined R&D Tax Credit from 1 July 2010.

As part of this Bill, the Government is lifting the Research and Development (R&D) expenditure cap for the R&D Tax Offset from $1 million to $2 million for the 2009-10 financial year.  The cap is the maximum amount a firm can spend on R&D and be eligible for the Tax Offset.

Further information on the R&D Tax Offset, the new R&D Tax Credit and the consultation process is available at www.ausindustry.gov.au

 

♦ New Definition of Medical and Dental Research

In September 2009, the ARC clarified its definition of Medical and Dental Research, in consultation with the National Health and Medical Research Council and stakeholders. This definition retains the original definition, and clarifies and elaborates on it. This definition will apply to all new Funding Rules for ARC.

For the full definition and FAQ's, visit

http://www.une.edu.au/research-services/researchdevelopmentintegrity/grants/arcinformation.php#item3

 

Tips on writing a good grant application

Tips on writing a successful grant application

The Art of Grantsmanship by Jacob Kraicer - "Grantsmanship is the art of acquiring peer-reviewed research funding."

 

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Funding Opportunities & Weekly Newsletters

2009 Funding Newsletters

2008 Newsletters

Funding Opportunities Online http://blog.une.edu.au/fundingopps.

UNE-Research Emailing list

All information regarding grants, funding opportunities, awards and postgraduate fellowships/scholarships are sent via UNE Research, a UNE administered email list.

To subscribe:
Visit the UNE-Research Information Page and enter your email address under 'Subscribing to Une-research'.

Please contact Belinda Snell if you have any queries.

 

Useful Links for Researchers

2008 Fields of Research (FOR) codes

2008 Socio-Economic Objective (SEO) codes

Australian Competitive Grants Register

National Research Priorities

Research Related Forms and Policies

Meal and Accommodation Rates - Australian and International rates

 

Expertguide.com.au is the gateway to Australian knowledge, research, innovation and professional expertise. It is the largest expertise guide in the nation, and aims to help those looking to find experts make contact with the right organisations and the right people.  Register your expertise.

The State of Research: the Directories of Science and Health and Medical Research in NSW(NSW Office for Science and Medical Research, OSMR)

Browse The State of Research: NSW Science Directory 

Browse The State of Research: NSW Health and Medical Research Directory

 

Funding Opportunity & Agency Websites

Australian Research Council (ARC)
- The ARC's mission is to advance Australia's research excellence to be globally competitive and deliver benefits to the community.

National Health & Medical Research Council (NHMRC)
- The NHMRC provides funding for all areas of research relevant to human health and medical research.

The Australian Directory of Philanthropy Online
- The Online Directory contains over 300 entries from grantmaking organisations & corporate funder.  Contact Belinda Snell for username and password.

Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts (DEWHA) grants and funding
- Funding for research and community programs

GrantsLINK
- Helps you find funding available under a variety of grant programmes for individuals, businesses and communities to help you to develop solutions to local and national problems, fund ideas and initiatives.

ANZ Trustees
- ANZ Trustees administers a number of specific programs and projects. These are funded by discretionary charitable trusts for which ANZ Trustees is the sole Trustee and which have the same and similar purposes.

communitybuilders.nsw 
- Search for NSW Government funding programs & grants and selected funding programs from federal and local government, institutions, philanthropic trusts and companies

COS Funding Opportunities
- Resources for Research, Worldwide.  The world's largest compendium of available funding sources, with more than 25,000 current opportunities for grants, fellowships, and awards.  You will need to register to use COS you can then set up email alerts when new funding opportunities in your area are announced.  Registration is free.

Roadmap Of Australian primary health care Research (ROAR)

-  The Roadmap Of Australian primary health care Research (ROAR) 'maps' on-line research registers and databases that contain information about past, present and current research projects relevant to primary health care.

 

Australian Research Council (ARC)

For an overview on the main ARC schemes, visit  ARC Information

* Linkage Scheme Information - includes direct links to ARC and the online application system RMS.

* Discovery Scheme Information - includes information on the Super Science Fellowships and direct links to ARC.

Research Management System (RMS) Information

Other information:
Tips on writing a good ARC rejoinder

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National Health & Medical Research Council (NHMRC)

Information on the main NHMRC schemes and their online application system RGMS, visit NHMRC Information

Research Support - Research Support grants aim to provide funding to support the research undertaken to promote the health of Australians.

Infrastructure Support -  Infrastructure Support grants aim to provide funding to support the infrastructure required to complete health and medical research in Australia.

People Support -  People Support grants and fellowships aim to provide funding to support the people required to complete health and medical research in Australia.

 

Reporting Guidelines and Tips

Specific reporting guidelines, checklists and tips for completing a quality report.

ARC- Australian Research Council.
Instructions on completing progress and final reports

RIRDC- Rural Industries Research & Development Corporation.
Guidelines, templates and checklists

 

UNE Research Seminars

UNE Research Seminars
  • For information and agenda's for upcoming seminars and workshops.  This will be updated regularly.

2009 Calendar of Events & Funding Opportunities

$$ Closing dates for UNE's internal and external funding opportunities

 

Contact

Research Development & Integrity Staff

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