Two-day training: Preparing Rustaveli Foundation successful grant projects – practical analysis and technical details
On May 20-21, a practical training seminar will be held in auditorium 410, building 9 of the Georgian Technical University, organized by the Technology and Grant Projects Office, which will be dedicated to the specifics of the Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation grant competitions, the process of preparing a grant application, as well as both the content and technical requirements of the project.
The goal of the training is for participants to analyze, based on real examples:
- What types of errors and shortcomings lead to low evaluation of project applications submitted to the Fund;
- How to formulate a competitive project;
- What technical details are necessary for successful registration
The training seminar is intended for academic staff, researchers, and doctoral students who plan to participate in the competitions of the Shota Rustaveli Georgian National Science Foundation.
Participation is especially recommended for those who have already prepared or submitted a project application, as the practical format of the training will help them analyze existing gaps and improve the project.
To attend the training seminar must register at the link.
After the training seminar, participants will be awarded a certificate of participation.
Interested parties can find additional information about the training seminar at the link.
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