Tuesday 17 November | 10:00–13:30 & Wednesday 18 November | 09:30–14:30 VUB Health Campus Jette (Networking lunch included on both days, limited spots available)
Want to know more about collaborative EU funding, but don't know where to start?*
On 17 and 18 November, the European Research and Innovation Support (ERIS) team from VUB TechTransfer is coming to the VUB Health Campus in Jette for a two-day proposal development workshop.
This workshop is your first introduction to EU proposals. You don't need any prior experience: we start from the basics and show you step by step how a collaborative EU project is put together, from finding the right call to writing the "excellence", "impact" and "implementation" parts. You will leave with a clear idea of how the process works and where ERIS can support you along the way.
Who is it for?
This workshop is intended for postdocs, business developers and early career researchers in the health sciences who are interested in collaborative EU funding: calls where you work together with partners from other countries and sectors in a consortium. Think of Horizon Europe Pillar II, Pillar III and Widening.
The workshop does not cover individual or personal grants.
Programme
Day 1 | Tuesday 17 November | 10:00–13:30
Room JR.0.01A Atrium and JR.0.01B Forum
- Introduction
- EU research and innovation opportunities
- Health programmes
Coffee break - Call and concept
- Consortium management
- Admin forms
Coffee break - Budget (with exercises)
- Evaluation process
Networking lunch
Day 2 | Wednesday 18 November | 09:30–14:30
Room JA.2.52 Raadzaal
- Excellence (theory & practice)
Coffee break - Impact (theory & practice)
Networking lunch - Implementation (theory & practice)
You can register for both days or for day 1 only. Day 2 is a hands-on day and is limited to 25 participants.
Register
Limited spots available, so register now to secure your spot!
REGISTER HERE
*This workshop focuses on collaborative and applied EU funding: consortium-based calls under Horizon Europe Pillar II, Pillar III and Widening. Individual grants are not covered.