How to lose a grant in 10 waysWant your funding application to be rejected? Have we got some advice for you. But, seriously, don’t do these things and you might just find your perfect grant matchKathryn MackinvenUniversity of Canterbury | Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha
In trust, we trust: ensure transparency in university endowmentsEndowment funds are important financial safeguards for universities, but transparency on how they are run and governed is an imperative. Here are some ways institutions can inspire confidence in these fiscal safety netsSiri Terjesen, Ahmad Al AsadyFlorida Atlantic University, North Dakota State University
Philanthropists, governing boards and faculty must play active roles in university governanceAll parties involved in donating and managing university funds must play active roles in ensuring such financial gifts are used wisely, if US higher education is to avoid further scandal, write Siri Terjesen and Michael RyallSiri Terjesen, Michael Ryall Florida Atlantic University
Devolved research funding in universities – a counter-narrativeUnfunded research could paradoxically add value to an institution’s output, profile and impact. Rosalind Edwards asks what lessons European initiatives can offerRosalind EdwardsUniversity of Southampton
The three key building blocks for a successful knowledge transfer partnershipKTPs offer huge benefits to all involved – as long as you have the right partner, the right project and the right graduate, explains Ruth GreenhalghRuth Greenhalgh Arden University
A guide to writing grant proposalsTo write a successful grant proposal, academics need to focus on the relevant details that will help sell their research idea to the reviewer and this requires a shift of mindset, as Kaycie Butler explainsKaycie ButlerButler Science Communications
The arts and humanities have not been forgotten: finding funding post-pandemic Edward Harcourt on why the arts and humanities are vital to tackling societal challenges and what funding streams are available to research within these disciplines Edward HarcourtArts and Humanities Research Council