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News 4 DecemberA message from Vice President Fr Anthony Casamento csma: Ok, let’s not kid ourselves. If you are like me, December can feel like chaos. Yet, amid this chaos, the Church gives us the Season of Advent -...
The Research Performance Review and Plan (RPRP) application process normally commences at the end of April each year, however in the current context of the COVID-19 pandemic and organisational priorities, this year’s process has been slightly delayed.
Opening and closing dates for each RPRP stream are:
|
Stream |
Annual Progress Report |
Expedited |
Streamlined A & B |
Standard/full process |
|
Opens for submission |
18 May |
18 May |
25 May |
25 May |
|
Submission period closes |
1 June |
1 June |
22 June |
20 July |
If you completed a RPRP in 2019 you will be eligible to complete one or more of the streams in the table above. You will receive an email on the day the stream opens with submission options and a link to the online application form.
Staff seeking an X3 research workload who have not previously submitted a RPRP will need to submit a Standard/Full RPRP. You will be able to access the Standard/Full template from 25 May 2020 on the Academic Working Arrangements webpage.
The 2020 Research Performance Review and Plan Guidelines are now available on the RPRP webpage. A number of knowledge articles are also available via Service Central.
Further questions can be directed to your supervisor or Associate Dean Research in the first instance.
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