AHRC: making sense of practice

The Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) is opening its doors and holding a day-long event/information session on how academics and artists can improve their chances of writing a successful higher education research application. This special event will take place at London’s Business Design Centre on February 3rd 2006.
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The Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) is opening its doors and holding a day-long event/information session on how academics and artists can improve their chances of writing a successful higher education research application. This special event will take place at London’s Business Design Centre on February 3rd 2006.

The event is aimed particularly at practice-led researchers based in creative and performing arts departments who have little or no experience in applying for research funding. The session will offer practical tips on preparing a research proposal. It is hoped, by the end of the day, that all participants will have a deeper understanding of the key issues they need to address in planning and writing a proposal.

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Katerina Kokkinos-Kennedy
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Katerina Kokkinos-Kennedy is a theatre director, actor trainer, dramaturg and writer.