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ASiT Regional Event Grants
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Who can apply: Applications are for ASiT members organising regional events.
ASiT Events LTD (ASiT) supports surgical trainees and early-career surgeons, with a clear emphasis on practical training, professional development, and leadership within the UK and occasionally internationally. Its grants are typically small, targeted awards for courses, travel, regional events, research training, and fellowships, often delivered through partnerships with specialty organizations. The organization is distinctive for funding highly specific, trainee-focused opportunities rather than broad charitable programs, and it also appears to support occasional anniversary or mission-aligned collaborations such as greener health initiatives.
Mostly small, program-specific grants and bursaries, often capped at modest amounts (for example, regional event grants up to £100), with periodic application cycles and deadlines; many opportunities are competitive and time-limited, and some are offered through partner organizations or invitation-style collaborations.
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Watch the ASiT website closely for annual or scheme-specific openings, as many programs have closed deadlines and are not rolling. Applicants should be surgical trainees or closely aligned with surgical education/training activities, and proposals should be narrowly tailored to a specific course, travel need, research project, or event rather than general organizational support.
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Who can apply: Applications are for ASiT members organising regional events.
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