Applied Research Project (ARP) Partner Application Form
ARPs are a foundational component of the Interdisciplinary Master, during which small student groups conduct policy-relevant research with partner organisations working on issues relating to international development and international relations. ARPs offer a unique pedagogical experience in which students work closely with policy-makers, practitioners and leaders in Geneva and beyond to answer some of the most pressing research questions of global concern.

The 2023-2024 ARP period will run from mid-October 2023 to end-June 2024. Organizations wishing to partner with the Geneva Graduate Institute are encouraged to reach out to Claudia Seymour, Head of Applied Research Projects and Practice (claudia.seymour@graduateinstitute.ch) to discuss research ideas. 

Partner applications are being accepted on a rolling basis. Final applications are due 19 September 2023. Applicants are advised that due to a high level of quality proposals, the process to become a partner organisation is competitive.

Organisations which pass through the first stage of screening will be contacted by the end of September 2023. Selected organisations will be asked to adhere to the Geneva Graduate Institute's Code of Conduct and to sign a partnership agreement.
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Main contact person and position (this person will lead the project on your side, be present at meetings with the students and be responsible for overall smooth functioning and communication)

Contact email address
Proposed research project title (students will be choosing from a list of approximately 70 projects, so please consider how to make this research proposal compelling and attractive to them)

Summary of research project (one paragraph to explain what you are hoping the students research will provide answers to)  

Research Context and Problem Statement (how is this research situated within work you are doing and to the state-of-art in your field; i.e. why does it matter?) 
Organization's current actions in this research area (how might this research fill knowledge gaps or help to advance your work?)
Research needs and objectives (please list the specific objectives of this research project)
Main research question(s) (please list these as clearly as possible)
Proposed research methodology (based on the research questions, and how you intend to support the execution of this methodology; e.g. support for setting up key informant interviews, surveys, travel to research destination, etc.)

Available data and information relating to the proposed research project (data set, M&E reports, etc.) 

Recommended literature (are there existing studies that will help students better understand the problems and opportunities related to this research project?)


Expected outcomes (what do you expect the findings of this research project will provide?)

Required student skills (language, quantitative analysis, etc)     

Is there any other information that you would like us to know about your organization or proposed research project

Expected outcomes (what do you expect the findings of this research project will provide?)
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