ProposalGuidelines

Presentation from the Orientation class

Proposal general format

Introduction – literature review, background information, research question(s), study
Objectives, state briefly significance.
Methods – how the study will be carried out (study site, data collection, analyses)
Timeline – duration of study, milestones (with dates, nice to show in a table)
Cooperation – adviser, co-adviser(s) and others involved in the study
Significance of Study – relevance of study
References – literature cited

NSF guidelines for proposal writing

http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2004/nsf04016/nsf04016.pdf

Rannís sections

The project description shall explain the following and be divided into the following sections:

a. Objectives of the project and originality

b. State of the art and proficiency

c. Methodology, work plan and timescale

d. Milestones and deliverables

[e. Co-operation (domestic/foreign)]

[f. Contribution of doctoral and master's degree students to the project (if appl.)]

g. Impact

(h. Proposed publication of results)

[i. Career development plan (specific for Postdoctoral Fellowship proposals)]

[] - should ignore

() - can ignore

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