fem_leaflet-grants_for_women_in_academia.pdf
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… at UM. FEM is a network of UM staff representing every discipline, faculty, or service centre of Maastricht University. FEM’s goal is to promote equality and equity within the UM community through four main pillars: organizing tailored training workshops, hosting mentorship programmes, providing fora for various networking events and disseminating information. The guide to grants for women in academia is part of the last pillar of FEM’s activities and was in particular inspired by latest reports … We are aware that all the information in the leaflet is subjected to continuous change. As such, we hope that this leaflet becomes a “living document” that is continuously updated and adapted. If you find errors or have new suggestions, please contact us on fem@maastrichtuniversity.nl Good luck with all future grant and award applications! [1] https://www.bmj.com/content/367/bmj.l6573 [2] https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/ PIIS0140-6736(12)61292-6/fulltext; … mothers, the extension can be up to 18 months per child. Fathers and non-biological mothers, an extension of 6 months per child can be granted if the child is part of their household. Applicants who wish to receive a submission limit extension, must contact the NOW Talent Scheme coordinator before the application is submitted. All study fields Grants for women in academia - A quick guide Aspasia Aspasia is a grant linked to the Vidi and Vici competition. Aspasia provides grants to help more female …