Internal deadlines
Stage | REQUIRED? | SUBMISSION |
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Notice of intent to submit - on-line NOIS form | M | Friday 26th July 2024. Please discuss your intention to apply for an ITRP 25 with your faculty/area prior to submitting a NOIS form. |
Notice of intent to submit - Not DU Led request form | M | Friday 26th July 2024 Please discuss your intention to apply for an ITRP 25 with your faculty/area prior to submitting a NOIS form. |
IH25 and IC25 schemes open in RMS | N/A | Wednesday 9th October 2024 |
Final application submitted to Research Office via RMS | M | Tuesday 29th October 2024 |
Certification Forms | M | Tuesday 29th October 2024 Email Deakin Research Grants |
Request Not to Assess - submitted to Research Office via RMS | O | Tuesday 5th November 2024 |
O - Optional / M - Mandatory
Overview - Based on 2024 Grant Guidelines
The ARC's Industrial Transformation Research Program (ITRP) comprises two grant opportunities: Industrial Transformation Research Hubs (Research Hubs) and Industrial Transformation Training Centres (Training Centres).
The ITRP encourages and supports university-based researchers and industry to work together to address a range of strategic government priorities to transform Australian industries.
Research Hubs engage Australia's best researchers to develop collaborative solutions to the strategic priorities. The focus is on the creation of industry and academic partnerships working together on research and development projects to create innovative and transformative solutions for industry.
The Research Hub objectives are to:
- support collaborative research projects between universities and organisations outside the Australian higher education sector that involve cutting-edge research on new technologies; and
- leverage national and international investment in targeted industry sectors, including from industry and other research end-users.
The intended outcomes of the Research Hub scheme are:
- growth, productivity and competitiveness within the Industrial Transformation Priorities; and
- economic, commercial and social transformation.
Training Centres foster close partnerships between university-based researchers and industry, through creating and delivering innovative Higher Degree by Research (HDR) and postdoctoral training. Training Centres are to develop researchers with capability in end user research that is vital to Australia's future. In delivering this training, the Training Centre focuses its researchers on developing solutions relevant to the Industrial Transformation Priorities.
Each Training Centre should fund at least ten (10) Higher Degree by Research candidates and one (1) postdoctoral fellow at the rates as indicated by the ARC
The Training Centre objectives are to:
- support Higher Degree by Research candidates and postdoctoral researchers to undertake industrial training;
- support research collaboration between universities and organisations outside the Australian higher education sector; and
- strengthen the capabilities of industry and research end-users in identified Industrial Transformation Priority areas.
The intended outcomes of the Training Centre scheme are:
- growth, productivity and competitiveness within Industrial Transformation Priority areas; and
- economic, commercial and social transformation.
Industrial Transformation Priorities - Based on 2024 Grant Guidelines
The Industrial Transformation Priorities are:
- Advanced Manufacturing;
- Cyber Security;
- Food, Beverage and Agribusiness;
- Medical Technologies and Pharmaceuticals;
- Mining Equipment, Resources Technology and Services, Critical Minerals Processing;
- Oil, Gas and Energy Resources;
- Recycling and Clean Energy;
- Defence; and
- Space.
Funding amounts - As per 2024 Grant Guidelines
Research Hub
Between $500,000 and $1 million per annum for between three (3) - five (5) consecutive years.
Training Centre
Between $650,000 and $1 million per year for the first three (3) years and between $150,000 to $1 million in the fourth year.
There is no minimum level of funding provided by the ARC in the fifth year.
The maximum level of funding is $1 million per year per Project, for each year of the Project.
A Project may be applied for and awarded funding for four (4) or five (5) consecutive years.
How to apply
- Read the Grant Guidelines, Grant Guideline Changes, Instructions to Applicants and FAQ's
- Liaise with your Faculty/Institute/SRIC
- Submit a Deakin-led on-line NOIS form or a not Deakin-led request form
- Commence your online application in RMS
- Work with your Case Manager and use DU templates provided below
- Organise relevant certification forms
Documents and information
The ARC will no longer publish scheme specific documents on its website, but will make these available through GrantConnect. Links to scheme specific documents will be added below as they become available from the ARC.
ARC documents
Grant Guidelines for ITRP 2024 Round
Instructions to applicants IC24
Instructions to applicants IH24
FAQs
Sample form - IC24
Sample form - IH24
ARC Policies
- Research Opportunity and Performance Evidence (ROPE) Statement
- ARC Medical Research Policy, FAQ's and examples
- ARC Research Integrity and Research Misconduct Policy
- ARC Open Access Policy for publications arising from ARC funded projects.
- ARC Conflict of Interest and Confidentiality Policy
- National Principles of Intellectual Property Management for Publicly Funded Research
- ARC’s Policy on Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence in the ARC’s grants programs
Templates, forms and tools
ITRP Training Centre templates and certification form
ITRP Research Hub templates and certification form
Deakin University Salary Calculator