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General Development Fund 2010/2011The Higher Education Academy Subject Centre for Information and Computer Sciences (ICS) is pleased to announce the availability of Subject Development Fund grants of up to £3,500. The scheme has been designed to:
Projects should aim to bring into wider use exemplary techniques, methods or materials already developed and used successfully within local departments. We particularly welcome submissions which address the Higher Education Academy’s three main themes:
Details of this year's successful proposals will be found by clicking the link below: The previous tranches of the subject development fund has resulted in the development of a large number of projects. Further details of these projects can be found here: Proposal GuidelinesApplications for Funding Proposals for funding should be made using the downloadable Application Form which is available in either (PDF or DOC) format. Applications should be submitted electronically. Funds will be allocated on the basis of a competitive bidding process. A Review Panel consisting of ICS Advisory Board members or other nominated persons together with Higher Education Academy staff will review applications. Each proposal will be assessed again a set of criteria (PDF or DOC) by at least three members of the Review Panel plus one member of Higher Education Academy staff. Final decisions on projects to be funded will be made by a meeting of the full Review Panel. Unsuccessful projects will receive feedback as to why funding has not been allocated. Eligibility Proposals will only be accepted from members of UK HE institutions or FE institutions delivering HE programmes in ICS. Collaborative proposals involving more than one institution are actively encouraged. Funding Available In 2010-2011, £35,000 has been allocated to support small development projects within the ICS community. The maximum funding available for any single project should not exceed £3,500. Dissemination Successful projects will be given wide coverage at Higher Education Academy Subject Centre events and via the Centre’s website. As a condition of the award, successful projects will be required to have all evaluation and reporting completed by the end of the project 29th April 2011, however the dissemination activity can continue until 31st July 2011 (no extensions to any phase of the activity will be granted). Bidding for funds: Key Dates:
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