HSCI 625: Grant Writing For Health Sciences

1 credit

Fall 2025 Lecture
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The ability to clearly communicate research concepts, ideas, and hypotheses is an essential skill for all researchers. Specifically, concise expression of complex research rationale, experimental design, and innovation through the grant application process benefits all disciplines and career paths. This course will provide students with an overview of the entire grant writing process through expert lectures, active discussion, writing activities, and peer-review processes.

Learning Outcomes

1Describe the federal funding systems and grant submission process.

2Demonstrate scientific writing and critique skills as applied to grant proposals.

3Develop a National Institute of Health R21 grant proposal.

4Actively participate in the grant proposal review process by critiquing other's work.

Course HSCI 625 from Purdue University - West Lafayette.

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Jason T Harris

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