The Australian Research Council (ARC) displays the funding outcomes of awarded grants on the Funding Announcements page, which is designed for users to obtain information following the announcement of the outcomes of an ARC funding round.
Making a difference—Outcomes of ARC supported research is an annual publication produced by the ARC that demonstrates how ARC supported research is making a real difference to Australia and the world.
Researchers seeking Australian Research Council (ARC) support will find information here about schemes funded under the National Competitive Grants Program.
The ARC plays a pivotal role in helping Australia to continue to build its capability to produce excellent research, foster research talent and ensure community benefit from investment in research.
ARC Chief Executive Officer, Ms Judi Zielke PSM, today announced funding of almost $9 million for 9 research projects through the ARC Discovery Indigenous scheme.
The Australian Research Council and National Health and Medical Research Council , in association with the Australian Research Management Society, will hold the ARC/NHMRC Research Administrators Seminar on 12-13 December 2023 in Canberra.
Applications for Early Career Industry Fellowships for funding commencing in 2024 are now open in the Research Management System (RMS) and will close at 5:00pm (AEDT) on Wednesday 01 November 2023.
Dr Julia Coffey is a Senior Lecturer in Sociology in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, and Deputy Director of the Newcastle Youth Studies Centre, University of Newcastle.
Sociologist and recipient of multiple Australian Research Council grants, Emeritus Professor David Rowe, is optimistic about the future of social sciences.
Dr Julia Cook is a Senior Lecturer in Sociology in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences and Director of Engagement and Partnerships in the Newcastle Youth Studies Centre, University of Newcastle.
The Australian Research Council recently released the Impact assessment of ARC-funded research report by ACIL Allen, finding that for every $1 of research funded through the National Competitive Grants Program, $3.32 is generated for the Australian economy.
An independent report released today says Australian Research Council funded research delivers significant and diverse benefits to Australian and international communities that will continue into the future.
