08 Apr 2011

2011 Round 1 grant applications due

Grants and funding
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2011 Round 1 grant applications due

Key dates for the Institute's 2011 competitive grants program are now online. Applications for the first round will open on 25th February, with applications closing on the 8th April.

Round 1

Funding is available in three grant streams:

  • Research Equipment Grants - large
  • Adolescent and Young Adult Clinical Training Fellowships
  • Research Leader and Future Research Leader Programs

For full details of each grant, and to download application forms and guidelines visit the Open grants section of the Cancer Institute NSW website.

Important note

The Translational Cancer Research Centre (TCRC) program incorporates a number of Cancer Institute NSW grant schemes which will no longer be on offer outside this program, including professional development and training for research and clinical staff such as research scholars, clinical fellowships, research innovation grants, travel and education scholarships, networking and outreach activities and research activities. The application/award process for these grants is currently underway.

In addition, from July 1, 2011 applications for several grant types will only be accepted from funded TCRC's with consortia members as first named applicants including Research Equipment, Research Infrastructure, Research Leader, Future Research Leader and Translational Program Grants.

Event details and registration

Date/Time 8 Apr 2011

Please note:
Events publicised on this website align to the goals and objectives of the NSW Cancer Plan 2011-2015, are evidence-based, not-for profit and are conducted by:

  • Professional colleges
  • Cancer councils
  • State-based, national and international cancer control organisations and agencies.
  • Cancer or health services
  • Government organisations
  • Academic institutions.

The Cancer Institute NSW will consider events that meet this criteria on a case-by-case basis, and will not support activities or groups that do not comply with strict evidence-based principles.

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