Grant opportunities
Article created 4 years ago
Updated about 2 years ago
There are a number of funding opportunities run by the Guild and the University that societies and student groups can apply for. If you're not sure which is most suitable, or if you don't think your idea is covered by an existing fund, still get in touch.
Funding:
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What do you want funding for? |
Possible sources of funding |
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We want to set up a new extra-curricular project, activity, or event. |
The Alumni Annual Fund supports the extra-curricular activities that help to make Exeter such a fantastic place to study. Here are some information slides. The Community Fund offers grants of up to £300 for projects linking students, local residents, community organisations and local agencies. The University has its very own crowdfunding platform, managed by Global Advancement where students and staff can put forward a project for crowdfunding. Here’s more guidance. Cymbeline Prize (£1000) is awarded to the drama student/s at any level enrolled on a Drama programme who submit a successful project proposal (750 words maximum) to stage either a play |
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We want to set up a project to improve the student experience. |
Students’ involvement in a Change Agents project can take different forms, but fundamentally students must take a leading role in the direction and management of a project. The Education Incubator provides opportunities for collaborations across the University of Exeter. If you’re an Academic Society or rep and want to improve the education experience, reach out to the Guild’s Academic Communities and Representation Team or to your department. If you want to set up a campaign, reach out the Guild’s Community Representation Team who might be able to help. The University has its very own crowdfunding platform, managed by Global Advancement where students and staff can put forward a project for crowdfunding. Here’s more guidance. |
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We want to campaign for change. |
If you want to set up a campaign, reach out the Guild’s Community Representation Team who might be able to help. |
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We’re a minority or marginalised community and want to run an event for our community. |
If you want to run an event or an initiative, contact the Guild’s Community Representation Team who might be able to help. The University has its very own crowdfunding platform, managed by Global Advancement where students and staff can put forward a project for crowdfunding. Here’s more guidance. Society and Club Hardship Fund (£50) that can be spent on memberships to societies, sports clubs, stash and society/club events and activities. |
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Other occasional grants are provided by: |
Know of any funding opportunities? Email them to activities@exeterguild.com and we'll get them added to this list!
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