Course Description

New to NIH grant applications? Our Grantwriting Starter Bundle is your essential toolkit. This six-course bundle gives researchers a solid foundation in grantwriting fundamentals, equipping you with the skills and knowledge to craft a competitive submission. From understanding the latest NIH policies to mastering resubmissions and understanding different mechanisms, these courses will help you build the confidence you need to navigate a competitive grant landscape. This bundle includes all the benefits of membership for one year from date of purchase, including:

  • Six self-directed virtual courses: Master the R Series, Master Resubmissions, Checklist to Avoid Top Mistakes, Grow a Healthy Funding Portfolio, Optimize Your Funding Mechanism, and The 4 Rigor Scoring Criteria

  • Alternative option: If the learner thinks they may be a K applicant, we can substitute Master the K (and F) Series for Master the R Series

  • Three livestream bootcamp trainings

  • Access to a live Q&A call every other week

  • CME for some courses

  • A custom administrator dashboard of myriad usage metrics for group purchases of 15 or more seats

Helping over 3000+ students from all skill levels

Our students have grown their skills by taking our courses. Here are just a few of their stories.

Checklist to Avoid Top Mistakes

I found this session incredibly helpful. As a less-experienced grant writer there are many tips that Meg provided that will help me address early barriers to getting my grant completed, including thoroughly vetting my ideas with POs/colleagues in other divisions/statisticians. Meg's presentation style is very direct and easy to follow.

Matthew Mefford PhD
Cardiovascular Disease Epidemiologist and Research Scientist

Integrated Managed Care Consortium

The 4 Rigor Scoring Criteria

As always- Meg Bouvier was informative. She has a soothing and informative way of speaking.

Machele A. Anderson
Postdoctoral Research Scholar

R1 Research Institution

Deadline-Push (10 week workplan)

I enjoyed this course: it was professional- packed with suggestions and useful tips- but also simple- direct and sometimes light and informal. I think the course is great and I learnt things that I wouldn't be able to find by myself.

Melody Di Bona PhD
Postdoctoral Fellow

Top 3 Cancer Hospital