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Scheme NOIS Final Application Request not to Assess
Linkage Projects 2023

RD 1: CLOSED

RD 2: OPEN

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DECRA Fellowships 2025CLOSEDThursday 9th November 2023TBC
Future Fellowships 2024CLOSEDThursday 26th October 2023TBC
Laureate Fellowships (FL) 2024CLOSEDMonday 18th September 2023TBC
Industrial Transformation Research Program 2024CLOSEDWednesday 1st November 2023TBC
Discovery Projects 2025OPEN - contact your Faculty/Institute Late January 2024 TBCTBC
Discovery Indigenous 2025OPEN - contact your Faculty/InstituteLate January 2024 TBCTBC
Industry Fellowships Early Career IE24CLOSEDWednesday 4th October 2023TBC
Industry Fellowships Mid-career IM24CLOSEDCLOSEDTBC
Industry Fellowships Laureate IL24CLOSEDMonday 25th September 2023 Tuesday 26th September 2023
National Intelligence and Security Discovery Grants (NISDRG) Program 2024CLOSED      CLOSED                        n/a
Centre of Excellence 2026CLOSEDDR grants will contact applicants individually re EoI process                          TBC

*Participating in a Not Deakin-led grant application?

PVCR approval is now required for all Not Deakin-led grant applications. Guidelines and request forms can be found on the Research Sharepoint Page.

ARC National Interest Test Statement

The National Interest Test (NIT) Statement is a standalone statement to demonstrate societal benefits of the proposed research beyond the academic community. The NIT statement is one of four areas of assessment considered when recommending applications for funding. An application whose NIT Statement does not pass the 'test' will not be recommended for funding. It is vital that all ARC applicants spend time to ensure that their NIT statement will meet the key consideration as set out by the ARC. Find out more about the NIT statement.

https://www.arc.gov.au/funding-research/apply-funding/grant-application/articulating-national-interest-grant-applications