***Apologies for cross-posting***
The Library and Information Research Group (LIRG) is offering two
linked courses in January 2010 on how to write a successful research
proposal.
* Are you interested in doing some research?
* Would you like to improve your success rate for your research proposals?
* Do you have a great idea but do not know how to turn this into funding?
... then the Library & Information Research Group have two seminars to
help you.
**How to write a successful research proposal: secrets of success -
Session 1**
The first half-day seminar consists of presentations by successful library and
information researchers in the art of writing a successful research
proposal. Providing ideas and tips in:
* writing research proposals and experiences of actually conducting
the research
* using research as evidence to support your own library / service
development - in benchmarking etc,
* how to use research in your library / service to contribute to the
wider profession, by publishing the results in the library journals etc.
Learning outcomes:
* To understand the requirements and format of writing a research proposal
* To generate ideas for writing a research proposal
Who should attend: Practitioners, students and academics. It is
particularly suitable for those who have never submitted a research
proposal and/or those who are interested in submitting proposals for
the forthcoming LIRG funding awards.
Locations and dates:
Glasgow: 8 January 2010, 10am - 1pm Strathclyde University, 26
Richmond Street, Glasgow. This session will be held in conjunction
with the Career Development Group (Scottish Division) which is a
holder of the CILIP Seal of Recognition.
Birmingham: 15 January 2010, Birmingham Central Library (1pm-4pm)
London: 12 January 2010, University of East London, Docklands Campus
(10am-1pm)
**How to write a successful research proposal: proposal workshop - Session 2**
This second session is a half day workshop offering participants an
opportunity to:
* discuss sample proposals
* contribute a proposal of their own for workshop discussion
* network and discuss experiences
Who should attend: Practitioners, students and academics. It is
particularly suitable for those who have never submitted a research
proposal and/or those who are interested in submitting proposals for
future LIRG funding awards.
Learning outcome:
* To provide an opportunity to practice writing and developing a
research proposal
Duration: 3 hours
Cost: £25 members of LIRG or CDG (Scottish Division) ; £50
non-members. (Includes refreshments)
Locations and dates:
Glasgow: 29 January 2010, 10am - 1pm Strathclyde University, 26
Richmond Street, Glasgow. This session will be held in conjunction
with the Career Development Group (Scottish Division), which is a
holder of the CILIP Seal of Recognition
Birmingham: 29 January 2010, Birmingham Central Library (10am - 1pm)
London: 26 January 2010, University of East London, Docklands Campus
(10am-1pm)
Why two seminars? The two seminars are linked - with the first
providing an introduction and the second a more practical experience
to develop skills. Participants may attend both or sign up for either
seminar. For attendance at the second seminar, participants will be
asked to bring a draft proposal for discussion in the workshop session.
Reduced Rates: For attending both seminars, the cost will be: £40
LIRG and CDG (Scottish Division) members; £75 non-members.
For further details contact Alison Brettle: [log in to unmask]
For booking contact Alan Poulter: [log in to unmask] Final
date for booking: **Wednesday 6th January 2010** (for all seminars).
The CILIP Career Development Group has been awarded the CILIP Seal of
Recognition for its Continuing Professional Development activities for
library and information staff
(http://www.cilip.org.uk/qualificationschartership/seal). Attendees of
this course held in Glasgow will get a certificate of attendance.
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Celia Jenkins
SUNCAT Bibliographic Assistant
EDINA
Causewayside House
160, Causewayside
Edinburgh.
EH9 1PR
email: [log in to unmask]
Phone: +44 (0) 131 650 3188
The University of Edinburgh is a charitable body, registered in
Scotland, with registration number SC005336.
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The University of Edinburgh is a charitable body, registered in
Scotland, with registration number SC005336.
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