I'm wondering if as a phd student, typically people should mention the grants in their CV. For example, even some small grants that you get when you attend a conference.
asked May 11, 2015 at 7:57
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6I would definitely mention grant, awards and any competitive achievements.– GregCommented May 11, 2015 at 8:05
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8Not to be rude, but they are so fundamental, that it makes me wonder if you know what should go on a CV. You may want to look at a bunch of CVs and ask you advisor for advice.– StrongBadCommented May 11, 2015 at 8:12
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Just to be clear, it depends on what you are calling grants. If you apply to an (internal or external) program that has some sort of name (e.g., University Student Travel Grant), then yes, this counts as something you can put under the "Awards" section of your CV. (Incidentally, related question: List dollar amount of small grants on C.V.?)
If, however, you mean you got money from your advisor's grant, or the conference had a grant that provided you travel money (even if you had to request it), or the university automatically funds you, that does not count as an award.
