Becoming a grant reviewer

The grant reviewing process is essential in enabling funding organisations to support those they set out to help, as well as having benefits for applicants and reviewers.

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Why become a grant reviewer?

There are many benefits to becoming a grant reviewer, as well as helping the research and higher education community.

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Become a reviewer for the Society

Information for those interested in reviewing for the Society’s grants programme.

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Resources for reviewers

Good practice and issues to consider in grant application reviewing.