Welcome to the AstraZeneca Medical Education Grants Office (MEGO). This site is
designed to provide information and support related to the application and
processing of independent grant requests.
We hope that you will find what you need, including general information about
the grant application process, our Areas of Educational Interest, an on-line
grant application form, frequently asked questions, and the ability to check
the status of your pending applications. Of course, we are also available to
answer your specific questions by phone at 877-AZGRANT (877-294-7268) Monday
through Friday, excluding holidays, via email at
grants@astrazeneca.com, or through our list of
Frequently Asked Questions.
Grants must be submitted at least 45 days prior to the program date to allow for
appropriate review of your grant request. Grant applications submitted after
this cut-off period will not be accepted, no exceptions.
If you would like to register with MEGO, click on the "View My Grant
Applications" link below. By registering, you can save your online grant
applications and complete them at your convenience. In addition, you can check
on the status of your pending applications. Its easy, and its
password-protected to ensure security.
We strongly encourage the use of our RAPID (Rapid Assessment of Potential
Interest and Direction) line, which will provide you with feedback on whether
your proposed program is consistent with our current areas of educational
interest and available funding. Please check our Areas
of Educational Interest to determine if we are currently accepting
grants in the area addressed by your proposed program or call 877-294-7268 and
talk to a MEGO representative.
If you have any questions regarding the grant status and funded decisions,
please submit them in writing to: grants@astrazeneca.com.
In order to expedite your request, please be as specific as possible and
remember to reference your Grant ID # for all inquires.
Thank you for your interest in AstraZeneca, and for being a part of our ongoing
commitment to independent medical education.