Please register your application on the BAM Grants Portal now if you are planning to apply for one of the BAM and Partner (ANZAM, IAM & SIMA) Collaborative Research Grant Schemes 2025
About the Schemes:
The British Academy of Management (BAM), together with the Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management (ANZAM), the Irish Academy of Management (IAM) and Società Italiana di Management (SIMA) are pleased to offer the BAM and Partner Collaborative Research Grant Schemes.
- BAM/ANZAM Collaborative Research Grant (1 project up to £6,000)
- BAM/IAM Collaborative Research Grant (1 project up to £6,000)
- BAM/SIMA Collaborative Research Grant (1 project up to £4,000)
Updated Timeline:
- Thursday 21st November 2024 – Word application form and call documents available. Register your application in the BAM Grants Portal now
- Thursday 3rd April 2025 at 17:00 (UK time) NEW DEADLINE for applicants to submit applications in the BAM Grants Portal
- Thursday 10th April 2025 at 17:00 (UK time) Deadline for nominated Heads of Department/Schools or other institutional approvers to approve the application in the BAM grants portal
- The earliest project start date is October 2025 and the latest project start date is December 2025.
Who the schemes are for:
The schemes are aimed at supporting and advancing international research collaborations between management researchers in Australia or New Zealand (ANZAM), Ireland (IAM), Italy (SIMA), and the UK. They seek to support the development applicants who are at an early stage in their careers, defined as being awarded a doctorate within 5 years of the point of application to the scheme. Established researchers are also eligible to apply but they must clearly explain their role in the work and in developing the skills of early career researchers. The scheme is open to all ANZAM, IAM and SIMA and BAM Members; non-members wishing to apply to the scheme can join either ANZAM, IAM, SIMA or BAM as appropriate.
At least one investigator must have their primary employment at an academic institution in Australia or New Zealand (ANZAM), Ireland (IAM) or Italy (SIMA), and another investigator must have their primary employment at an academic institution in the UK (BAM) to ensure collaborative research between the countries with fieldwork or research being required in both the partner region and the UK.
Further information:
Please visit the funding call page for more information on the schemes, and the BAM Grants Repository for more information on previously funded grants.
For any enquiries on the grant schemes, please contact the BAM Grants Administrator, Stuart Hull, by email to [email protected]