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Wellcome Trust Humanities and Social Science applicants’ workshop (Insight Institute Glasgow, 24 April, 2015)

posted on January 16, 2025

If you, or any of your colleagues, are thinking of applying to the Wellcome Trust for funding in either its Humanities or Social Science streams, you may be interested in attending our applicants’ workshop.The workshop will be convened by Daniel O’Connor, Head of Medical Humanities at the Wellcome Trust, and will take place as follows:

Friday 24 April from 10.30 to 16.30 at the Insight Institute, Richmond Street, Glasgow G1 1XQ

To register your interest for the Glasgow workshop on Friday 24 April please click here.

The deadline for registering interest is Wednesday 25 March 2015

Members of our grants team will be joined by committee members, as well as successful grant applicants, to take questions and give guidance on our Research Fellowship, University, Investigator, Seed and Collaborative Award schemes.

The Wellcome Trust is pleased to book or reimburse participants for standard class restricted train fares to and from the venue (please wait until your place has been confirmed before sending us a quote and itinerary if you are booking your own travel).

Please note preference will be given to prospective applicants who plan on submitting in 2015. If you experience any problems with registration, please contact Mary Watson.

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