EU Project Management Module 2: Grant Application Writing
Modul
Seminar 2.1: Grant Application Writing – Basics
Seminar content
- What funding program fits my project objectives?
- What is a call for proposals?
- What are the main features?
- How to read a call for proposals
- What kind of project support can be applied for?
- Grants, loans, guarantees, eligible costs
- Which European policies and strategies have to be considered?
- How to elaborate a project application form
- Formal criteria and technical requirements
- Mapping the project idea in the form
By the end of the seminar, you
- are able to compare project needs with the objectives of the EU funding programs.
- are able to interpret the intent, relevance, and thematic background of questions in EU Project Application Forms.
- are able to differentiate between different sections in the application form.
Teaching and learning methods
The following teaching and learning methods will be used: lecture, small group and partner work, discussion, self-study, feedback.
The lecturers: Michael Gansch, MA, Mag.a Alexandra Schantl
Further literature
Gansch M. / Schantl A.: Grant Application, Skript 2021.
http://eu-learning.net/handbook/
European Parliament: EU funding for your project? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P62sjnHL59w.
Seminar 2.2: Grant Application Writing - Advanced
Seminar content
- How to deliver the key messages / the USP of a project
- How to formulate successful proposals
- How to schedule a project
- How to budget a project
- Calculation of project costs
- Real cost approach versus simplified methods
- Tips and obstacles or dos and don’ts
By the end of the seminar, you
- are able to analyse the effects of different cost calculation methods.
- are able to construct applications based on the most common application forms including technical requirements (online-submission).
Teaching and learning methods
The following teaching and learning methods will be used: lecture, small group and partner work, discussion, self-study, feedback.
The lecturers: Michael Gansch, MA, Mag.a Alexandra Schantl
Further literature
Gareis, R. / Gareis L.: Project. Program. Change, CRC Press, Vienna 2018.
Gansch M. / Schantl A.: Grant Application, Skript 2021.
Agenda 2030 Sustainable ECDPM Gregersen C. / Mackie J. / Torres C.: Implementation of the 2030 Agenda in the European Union: Development Goals:
https://ecdpm.org/publications/implementation-2030-agenda-european-union/
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| Zielgruppe | Project managers, project controllers, coordinators, administrators, facilitators for EU projects. Interested parties who wish to learn how to manage EU projects like Horizon Europe or more specific projects in central and eastern European countries. |
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| Zertifikatsprogramm | Certified Program: EU Project Management |
| Abschluss | Upon successful completion, students will receive the title „Certified EU Project Manager” (20 ECTS), Campus Wien Academy and FH Campus Wien, University of Applied Sciences. Certificate of attendance; |
| Unterrichtssprache | English |
| Kooperationen | EuroVienna, KDZ – Zentrum für Verwaltungsforschung, FH Campus Wien – University of Applied Sciences. |
| Veranstaltungsort | Online |
| ECTS | 5 |
| Teilnahmegebühr | 2.980 (exc. VAT) |