Opportunity: Apply now for the CoR UKIO (Radiography) Attendance Grant!

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Apply now for the CoR UKIO Attendance Grant!

The grant can support the presentation of your oral paper at UKIO 2026! It provides funding to cover your expenses like travel and accommodation fees, and it includes the opportunity to feature in one of our publications.

Apply before 5pm on 31 March 2026

More details:

he grant will support:

  • Full conference registration.

  • Accommodation for the duration of the event.

  • Return second class rail travel to the conference.

  • Subsistence whilst at the event, in line with SoR policy.

The United Kingdom Imaging and Oncology (UKIO) Congress Attendance Grant is available to qualified members of the Society of Radiographers and to educators who are not radiographers but who promote radiographic education.

The grant is designed to support the presentation of research and/or service evaluation findings as an oral paper at the UKIO event.

Successful applicants will agree to prepare an article for publication in Synergy or Insight on their experience, and are encouraged to publish the findings of their work in Radiography.

NB this grant is strictly for oral presentations and is not applicable for poster presentations.

Criteria for applications

Radiographers wishing to be considered for this grant must:

  • be based in the UK;

  • have been in continuous membership with the Society of Radiographers for a minimum of two years (excluding time spent in student membership) at the date of application for the grant;

  • hold current registration with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) or appropriate voluntary register;

  • be working in the clinical setting (those with a split clinical/academic role will also be considered);

  • be a first-time proffered paper presenter at UKIO;

  • be prepared to act as an ambassador for the Society and College of Radiographers during the conference visit and at all times in relation to the receipt and use of the grant; and

  • agree to sign and adhere to the Society and College of Radiographers’ terms and conditions for the grant.

Educators who are not radiographers wishing to be considered for this grant must:

  • be based in the UK;

  • be a first-time proffered paper presenter at UKIO;

  • be prepared to act as an ambassador for the Society and College of Radiographers during the conference visit and at all times in relation to the receipt and use of the grant; and

  • agree to sign and adhere to the Society and College of Radiographers’ terms and conditions for the grant.

NB Unfortunately, we are unable to fund applicants who have previously received UKIO attendance funding.

Applications

Those wishing to apply for the grant are required to submit a conference abstract outlining their work, including how the outcomes of their work are expected to impact patient care.

This will be an open, competitive process and those scoring highest with the review panel will be considered for funding.

NB Funding will not be released until notification has been received from UKIO confirming that the abstract has been accepted for oral presentation.

Those wishing to apply for the grant are required to complete the application form and submit by the deadline of 5pm on Tuesday 31 March 2026.

The panel will independently and anonymously assess each application against the award criteria mid-April, with an aim to notify applicants of outcomes by the end of April at the latest.

If you’re eligible, you can apply here

If you’re not eligible, don’t worry - other opportunities will come. In the meantime, you can use 1440 newsletter to brush up on your general knowledge for when your time comes.

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