Dear member,
EURAM is pleased to launch the third edition of the Research Grants Scheme. The Executive Committee has set the target of promoting research for our members, and devoted the sum of €25,000 funds for the scheme.
One of EURAM's aspiration is to support rigorous and relevant research in the field of business and management, with implications and relevance to the European research community.
Scholars at any stage of their career may apply for the scheme. Each proposal can be in the range of €3000-€5000. About 6-7 grants will be awarded. The submission deadline is 17 March 2020 at 14:00 pm Belgian time.
The research projects should be designed to encourage and support research activities with the ambition of advancing business and management scholarship. The outcomes should have value and contribution to theoretical and practical business and management studies.
The scheme is open to all EURAM Members. Non-members wishing to apply to the scheme can join EURAM. The applicant as well as the co-applicants must be EURAM members for the year 2020. If you are not yet a EURAM member for the year 2020, you will first be asked to pay your membership fees.
Grant applications will be made online (http://grants.euram.org/r/scripts/register/). Please take a look at the submitter’s guidelines here.
No applicant can be a member in more than one submission. The research funds will be transferred no later than 1 October 2020 for short term projects (maximum 12 months). Winners of the grants will be required to send a short report in October 2021.
A designated committee will select the projects, based on the criteria of anticipated scholarly impact – rigor and relevance of the study – with consideration for the ‘European’ element of the proposal. The winners will be notified by 14 May 2020 and announced at the EURAM 2020 Conference in Dublin.
The list of the previous grant winners can be found here.
For any questions, feel free to contact, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Best regards,
Hervé Dumez, Vice President Research
