Program Discontinued
This program has been discontinued. As of June 28, 2024, new registrations for this program will not be accepted.
Learners who are currently participating in the program will not be affected by this change. You will continue to receive the same course access, services and support as you do currently, and you will have the same amount of time to complete your program.
If you have questions or encounter any issues, please feel free to contact us.
Grant Writing Fundamentals
Need funding for future projects or planned activities? Are you hoping to find a way to pay for research or services we all used to take for granted, which are no longer funded?
This course provides a step-by-step approach to preparing winning grant proposals.
What You Will Learn
The course includes six lessons: developing the proposal, goals and objectives, methods and evaluation, sustainability and budget, background and summary, and putting it all together to finalize a grant proposal.
Who Should Take Grant Writing Fundamentals
The Grant Writing Fundamentals course is suitable for anyone who wants a concise introduction to grant writing.
Those who are seeking more in-depth grant writing training may be interested in the 180-hour Grant Writing course.
Class Schedule and Format
This non-credit professional development program includes 16 hours of self-paced online training.
This is an open enrollment course, so you can enroll and start learning at any time. Once you enroll, you will have 6 months to complete the program.
What Is Included
- 16 hours of self-paced online training
- All necessary course materials
- Upon successful completion of this self-paced online program, participants will receive a Certificate of Completion from University of Arizona Continuing & Professional Education.
This program is offered in collaboration with ProTrain, LLC.
Who Should Take Self-Paced Online Training?
Self-paced online training allows you to learn these skills online, any time that works for you. This is a good option for those whose work or family commitments make it difficult to attend scheduled training.
Because the training is self-paced, you will not have interaction with an instructor or with other participants, and there is no specific class schedule that you are required to follow. That means you will need to be persistent and motivated to stay on track to complete your training.