IRMGR42318 Project Development and Funding (Autumn 2023)

Facts about the course

ECTS Credits:
10
Responsible department:
Faculty of Computer Science, Engineering and Economics
Campus:
Fredrikstad.
Course Leader:
Bjørn Gitle Hauge
Teaching language:
English.
Duration:
½ year

The course is connected to the following study programs

Master in Green Energy Technology (Elective).

Recommended requirements

Basic knowledge of Project Management.

Lecture Semester

Third semester (autumn).

The student's learning outcomes after completing the course

Knowledge:

The student

  • has knowledge of different funding sources

  • has knowledge of evaluation of different funding applications

  • has knowledge of the bureaucratic hierarchy that governs funding programs

  • can analyze the political processes connected to various funding sources.

 

Skills:

The student

  • knows how to budget a project for funding purposes

  • knows how to get political support for funding

  • knows how to conduct a funding process towards success.

 

General competence:

The student

  • can conduct an interdisciplinary project funding process

  • can understand the political basis for different governmental funding programs

  • is able to write an application for project funding.

Content

The course will provide the students with an overview of different sources of project funding, and how different applications are evaluated.

 

The students will learn how to write an application for project funding, practicing on real cases. The application can be written for an external industrial or public partner or for a project where HiØ is the main applicant. Applications that are considered to have high quality might be submitted as an actual application.

Forms of teaching and learning

The course will be taught as a combination of lectures, seminars and project work.

 

The students learn about various sources of project funding, practice on evaluating funding applications, and write an application for external funding in interdisciplinary teams.

Workload

250-300 hours.

Coursework requirements - conditions for taking the exam

Attendance at minimum 75% of seminars/external assignments
A minimum of 4 written project submissions and oral presentations must be approved (group work).

Examination

  • Funding application - project plan (group work). A preliminary grade will be awarded on the basis of this report

  • Group oral examination, which may adjust the preliminary grade maximum two grades up or down. A final, individual grade will be awarded after the oral examination

 

The funding application - project plan has to be evaluated as passed before the oral examination.

Grades from A to F, where A is the best grade, E is the lowest passed grade, and F is failed.

Examiners

One internal and one external examiner.

Conditions for resit/rescheduled exams

If the funding application is graded as failed, the student will be given one more chance to improve the application.

 

If the student fails the oral examination, the student will have to prepare a new individual funding application, which must be evaluated as passed in order to re-take the oral exam.

A re-take of the oral exam will be arranged in January or February the following semester, providing students sufficient time to prepare a new funding application.

Course evaluation

The course will be evaluated by a standardized electronic form.

Literature

The current reading list for 2023 Autumn can be found in Leganto
Last updated from FS (Common Student System) June 30, 2024 5:15:07 PM