BASES International Conference Grants - deadline 1 June

Number Offered: 3 each year
Target BASES Membership Category: Professional
Application Closing Date: 1 March, 1 June, 1 September (each year)
Apply for this grant: Click here to download the application form
Results Available: Within a month of the application closing date
Previous Winners: Click here

Aim of grant

The BASES International Conference Grants aim to assist researchers to present free communications at international sport and exercise science-related scientific conferences. Three grants for up to a total of £500 each are available.

Grant criteria

• The applicant is a Professional Member of BASES for the past two years.
• The applicant is the presenting author.
• The applicant has read the Terms and Conditions of the BASES International Conference Grants.
• The applicant can certify at the time of application that the abstract has been accepted as a free communication presentation at the conference detailed in the application form. Poster presentations are not eligible.
• The abstract must be the only one submitted by the applicant for the grant. Application forms containing more than one abstract will not be considered.
• The applicant has not submitted a BASES International Conference Grant application within the past year.
• The applicant has not received a BASES International Conference Grant within the past 3 years.
• The conference has not taken place at the time of applying and is held outside the UK.
• The applicant must submit the International Conference Grant application form. Only information contained within the application form will be considered.
• Within four weeks of receiving the grant award letter, recipients shall contact Dr Claire Hitchings (editor@bases.org.uk) to propose an article submission for The Sport and Exercise Scientist.
• Within six weeks of attending the conference, the recipient shall submit the article which has been agreed with the Editor for publication in The Sport and Exercise Scientist.
• Each application is assessed against the following criteria:
  • The calibre and relevance of the international sport and exercise science-related scientific conference;
  • the impact and interest of the abstract;
  • the applicant’s service to BASES