RUN-EU is co-organising with INOVA+ a series of online training workshops called ‘Capacity Workshops for Researchers, Teachers and Other Staff’—addressing staff from all members of the alliance, targeting Researchers, Teachers, Administrative and Technical staff from the internationalisation or project offices, or other staff appointed by the local managers.

The workshop, ‘Generating Ideas: From Idea to the Project’, is scheduled for 12 December 2024 and is designed for RUN-EU Researchers, Teachers, Administrative and Technical staff from the international office, and other staff appointed by local managers. It will focus on guiding participants through turning an idea into a structured project concept providing practical insights on project development and planning.

Online Workshop ‘Generating Ideas: From Idea to the Project’

Date
12 December 2024

Time
10h00 – 12h30 CET

Platform
MS Teams

Target group
RUN-EU Researchers, Teachers, Administrative and Technical staff from the internationalisation or project offices, or other staff appointed by the local managers interested in learning how to set up a project concept.

Who can apply:

• Open to 27 participants (an average of three participants per RUN-EU Member).
• To reach as many people as possible, it is recommended that each person can only participate in two or three workshops, but each RUN-EU member can decide differently. Acceptance of registration will be done considering the time of registration (order).
• Other participants will be selected if no applications are received from a given RUN-EU Member.

It will focus on:

• How do you go from a project idea to a clear concept?
• What are the key elements to consider when developing a project proposal?
• How can you align your project idea with funding opportunities and institutional goals?

By the end of the workshop, participants will learn how to transform an idea into a structured project, identify essential components of a project concept, and align their project with available funding options.

Hosted by 
INOVA+, Portugal