Study To Learn

2. Scientific Part

• Relevant literature review 
• Preliminary data 
• Conceptual or empirical model 
• Justification of approach or novel methods

• Overview of research design 
• Objectives, hypotheses, and methods  
• Analysis and expected results 
• Timetable

3. Project Significance

• what will be reached?

• who will gain what from the project

• for the target group, 
•  the job market, 
• the coordinating institution,  
• the public,  
• European Citizen, etc. 

4. Analysis and expected Results 

• How and by whom the effect of the project will be evaluated? 
• To and by whom the evaluation results will be reported? 
•  Is the evaluation independent of the project coordinator?

• Publications in magazines or books? 
•  Conference presentation?  
• Other documentation?

5. Timetable

• Gantt charts.  
• Milestones. 
•  Flow charts.etc.

• Vacation, sickness,
•  business trips, 
• lectures, etc.  
• Holidays: national & international.  
• Approx. 30% of your time will be spend outside your planned schedule.

6. Project Budget

• Personnel costs.  
• Travel costs. 
•  Subcontracts.  
• Consumables.  
• Equipment.  
• Other costs.  
• Overhead.

• sponsor regulations and limitations,
• clear separation of direct and indirect costs,  
• financial efficiency lease-buy and other tradeoffs, 
• adequate accounting for cost increases and inflation.