Grant-Writing Workshops
Develop grant application skills through practical training.
Explore Workshops →Develop stronger approaches to research impact, translation, stakeholder engagement and strategic positioning within competitive funding applications.
Friday 26 November 2027 · Event Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM (AEDT) · Online · Individual fee: A$350.00 excl. GST
Instructor: To be announced

Develop stronger approaches to research impact, translation, stakeholder engagement and strategic positioning within competitive funding applications.
The workshop offers practical grant-development guidance focused on the topics below.
This grant-writing workshop combines workshop facilitator-led training, practical exercises, guided discussion and Q&A.
The workshop focuses on research impact, translation pathways, stakeholder engagement, strategic positioning. Participants can apply key concepts to their grant-development needs and discuss questions relevant to the workshop's funding area.
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Date: Friday 26 November 2027
Event Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM (AEDT)
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Duration: 5 Hours
Format: Online
Location: Online
Instructor: To be announced
Registration Fee: Individual fee: A$350.00 excl. GST
Total including GST: A$385.00
3–5 participants · 10% off
6–10 participants · 15% off
11–20 participants · 25% off
21–40 participants · 40% off
No formal prerequisites are required. Participants will benefit from having a research idea, funding opportunity or grant application in mind so they can relate the workshop activities to their own grant-development needs.
Online · 26 November 2027 · 10:00 AM–3:00 PM Sydney time
Join through the online platform specified in your joining instructions. You will need a computer or laptop, a reliable internet connection, audio capability, a current web browser and any platform or software identified before the workshop. Joining instructions will be sent to registered participants.
Workshop materials are provided electronically to registered participants where applicable. These may include presentation slides, resources, exercises, guides or other materials relevant to the workshop.
Materials are provided for the registered participant's use and remain subject to the applicable intellectual-property provisions in the AICRO Terms & Conditions.
Participants who satisfy the applicable attendance or completion requirements will receive an AICRO Certificate of Completion for this workshop.
The digital certificate may include the participant's name, workshop title, date, workshop facilitator, AICRO branding and a unique certificate number. Unless expressly stated otherwise, it confirms participation in or completion of the workshop and does not constitute an accredited qualification, academic award or professional licence.
AICRO Research Network membership is free. Members receive 20% off the standard individual registration fee for eligible workshops.
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Instructor information will be announced soon.


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Friday 26 November 2027 · 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM (AEDT) · Online
Individual fee: A$350.00 excl. GST
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