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The AHRC's Morag Sullivan gave us a startling statistic at yesterday's AHRC event: between a quarter and a fifth of all
applications submitted to the AHRC are rejected by the office for
commonsensical and easily avoided oversights.
So, if you’re planning to apply to the AHRC shortly, make
sure you’ve got the following ‘i’s dotted and ‘t’s crossed:
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Does the proposal fit within AHRC’s remit?
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Is the primary classification in the AHRC
subject area?
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Have appropriate key words been selected?
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Does the proposal meet the scheme aims?
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Are all required attachments present?
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Are the page limits for each attachment right?
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Are there surplus attachments?
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Are costs listed under the correct cost heading?
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Are they explained in the Justification of
Resources?
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Do costs
match across different documents?
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Is the Technical Summary complete?
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Is the Early Career Researcher eligibility statement
completed?
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Do you have the necessary employment contract to
apply?
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Is the
start date within correct timeframe?
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Do the hours worked match the hours charged?
·
Is the RA
of postdoctoral standing?
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