Grants Dataset
Are you looking for details of a grant funded by the ARC? Try Grants Search.
Are you looking for trends about what the ARC funds? Try trend visualisations.
Are you looking for raw data? Try ARC public datasets (below).
ARC Grants Search
The ARC’s Grants Search is designed to make it easier for you to find details of ARC-funded research projects as well as to collate data about the research projects for statistical analysis.
Grants Search provides access to all research projects funded by the ARC since 2001. Information as at the time of Ministerial announcement and as at the time of data extraction is available. You can view on screen, extract data into an excel spreadsheet, and there is a public API where results are returned in JSON format.
Click here to use ARC Grants Search.
Additional information on each of the fields and functionality is provided within Grants Search [click on the "?" icon for further information on functions].
Trend visualisations
Are you looking for trend data about what the ARC funds?
The ARC’s trend visualisations are designed to make interactive data available in an easy to view and use format.
Selected summary statistics provide an overview of ARC funding under the NCGP since 2002. The statistics are based on funding commencement year.
The visualisations are based on information that was current at the time project applications were approved and announced for funding by the Minister, and accordingly excludes any post-award variations that may subsequently have been approved. For this reason, figures may not match with results found in Grants Search. Please see the Methodology and Data notes.
Click here to explore the trend visualisations.
Additional information on each of the fields and functionality is provided within each visualisation.
ARC Grant Dataset Dashboard
ARC research data for projects funded since 2002 is available to view and download via the ARC Grant Dataset Dashboard. Data is provided at the project level and allows users to gain granular insights on ARC funding allocations.
A key feature of the Dashboard is its interactive filters allowing users to refine search results based on several parameters and helping to answer specific research questions tailored to the user's interest.
Field of Research (FoR) Changes
In 2020 the Australian Bureau of Statics released the new Field of Research codes (FoR20), superseding the previous 2008 release (FoR08). From mid-2021 only FoR20 codes have been used in all ARC applications, resulting in changes in how FoR codes are being reported on, including classification numbers and the distribution amongst the fields of research. (More information can be found at: Classification Codes—FoR, RFCD, SEO and ANZSIC Codes | Australian Research Council).
Please find below a tables that captures the split between FoR codes applied to schemes whose initial year of funding fell in 2022, or was announced in 2022.
| Classification Type | Scheme Rounds |
|---|---|
| FoR08 | LP21, DE22, DP22, IN22, LE22 |
| FoR20 | LP22, IH22, IC22, FT22, FL22, DE23, DP23, IN23, LE23, CE23 |
The information in these datasets is limited to what was current at the time project applications were approved and announced for funding by the Minister, and accordingly excludes any post-award variations that may subsequently have been approved. For this reason, figures may not match with results found in Grants Search.
While due care has been taken in its preparation, the ARC cannot guarantee and assumes no legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, currency, completeness or interpretation of the information.