Evaluation Of The Start Programme And The Wittgenstein Award

Seus, Sarah; Bührer, Susanne; Heckl, Eva

doi:10.5281/zenodo.50610

2016

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.50610

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Evaluation Of The Start Programme And The Wittgenstein Award

Sarah Seus

Susanne Bührer²,

Eva Heckl

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“…However, they are not discussed in this article. The full evaluation study including recommendations for the future development of the programme is an open access publication and can be downloaded (Seus et al 2016). The article is structured as follows: Chapter 2 provides a short summary of existing literature in the field of evaluating impacts of research programmes for postdoctoral researchers.…”

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The evaluation of the Austrian START programme: an impact analysis of a research funding programme using a multi-method approach

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The following article presents and discusses the approach and findings of a recently conducted evaluation study of the Austrian START programme. The START programme is one of Austria's most prestigious research grants for individual researchers at post-doctoral level and provides the grantee with up to 1.2 million Euro for up to five years. The programme's aims are twofold: supporting excellent research and qualifying the grantee for a (permanent) senior research position in the research system. The article discusses the effects of the programme and focuses especially on the impacts on the grantees as main beneficiaries. In particular, the scientific output of the grantees and their career development is investigated. Furthermore, the analysis of the indirect beneficiary groups and the analysis of the system in which the START programme is placed, aims at answering the questions whether and how the START programme has contributed to strengthening the capabilities of the Austrian science system. The evaluation uses a control group approach to quantify the effects on the grantees. In order to counterbalance the weaknesses of traditional quantitative impact analysis and to obtain a deeper understanding Click here to download Blinded Manuscript WITHOUT any Author's Information START Evaluation JTT Final Click here to view linked References 2 of the mechanisms of the effects of the funding, the evaluation was complemented by further evidence of a qualitative and quantitative nature.

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