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Dear all, 

please see below information on funding available this year from the Royal Geographical Society.

Best, 

Kate

Dr Kate Maclean 

Associate Professor 

The Bartlett, Institute for Global Prosperity 

University College London  

https://www.ucl.ac.uk/bartlett/igp/dr-kate-maclean 


​***New book​​*** 

Cash, Clothes, and Construction: Rethinking Value in Bolivia’s Pluri-economy  

Out 28th November 2023 with University of Minnesota Press 


Editor, Gender, Place and Culture: A journal of feminist geography

Chair, Gender and Feminist Geographies Research Group


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Subject: FW: RGS-IBG Grants 2023/24 - call for applicants and new reviewers
 

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RGS-IBG Grants Programme 2023/24

 

The Society has a number of grants to support geographical research - for undergraduates, postgraduates, early career and more established researchers. Deadlines vary but many are clustered in November, and then again in January and February. There’s full information online at www.rgs.org/Grants. Please do disseminate widely and encourage those in your groups to apply.

 

Webinars for student fieldwork grants

 

  • Postgraduate Insights Webinar - Apply for grants to support your research – Wednesday 25 October 2023, 1:00-2:00pm BOOK NOW

 

As part of our ‘Postgraduate Insights’ webinar series we will be hosting a free session examining how to find and secure grants to support your research. It will bring together experienced academics and the Society’s Grants Manager to offer insights on the process.

 

  • Grants for undergraduate fieldwork – Tuesday 14 November 2023, 1:00-2:00pm BOOK NOW

 

A webinar for undergraduate students providing guidance on how to write a strong application, and the grants the Society has available to support undergraduate fieldwork.

 

 

Guidance and support for new reviewers. Register your interest in reviewing for the Society.

 

The Society has guidance and links to resources on good practice in grant reviewing, including on issues of conflicts of interest and unconscious bias. We also provide support and feedback for those new to the reviewing process, who are looking to gain experience in reviewing funding applications.

 

We are always looking to increase the size and diversity of the group we call upon to review, to ensure we are receiving input from a broad range of perspectives. If you are interested in reviewing for the Society’s grants programme you can find out more and how to register your interest on our website.

 

 

Undergraduate grants – Unless specified the grants are open to applications from across the breadth of geography.

 

 

 

Postgraduate grants – most around £2k. Unless specified the grants are open to applications from across the breadth of geography.

 

Slightly later deadlines

 

Grants for more established researchers Unless specified the grants are open to applications from across the breadth of geography.

 

Slightly later deadlines

  • RGS-IBG Small Research Grants (deadline 3 February 2024) including:
    • Jasmin Leila Award (for research into transnational communities, medical and health geography and any aspects of music, theatre, fashion and/or dance and their geographies)
    • Rob Potter Award (for research into geographies of development, transnational migration and identities. Preference will be given to research on the contemporary Caribbean, with studies of Mexico, Latin America and small island nations also welcomed.)

To support conference attendance

 

 

 

Teaching grants

 

 

 

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Dr Julian Martin

Grants Manager

Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)

1 Kensington Gore, London. SW7 2AR

E: [log in to unmask]

T: +44 (0)20 7591 3073

Twitter: @RGS_IBGhe

 


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