Scholarships of £6,000 are available for new international fee-paying students enrolling in eligible postgraduate taught masters degrees in January 2027.
Who can apply
be a new, international (non-EU) fee-paying student enrolling on an on-campus, full-time taught masters degree in the Faculty of Science in January 2027
Rolling Pulitzer Center grants for ambitious journalism on global health inequities, barriers to care and health risks, with credible outlet distribution.
Who can apply
Freelance and staff journalists, newsrooms and collaborating reporting teams worldwide. Stories need credible distribution through established, trustworthy outlets; conditional safety and outlet-assignment rules apply.
The International Peace Scholarship Fund provides scholarships to international women pursuing graduate degrees in the U.S. and Canada, fostering global peace through education.
Who can apply
Women who are neither citizens nor permanent residents of the U.S. or Canada, studying full time at an eligible U.S. or Canadian institution. A separate admission route applies to international students at Cottey College in Missouri.
Up to £7,000 for a first small-scale nature-conservation project in a Rufford-eligible country, including Malaysia. A staged scheme supports further qualifying work.
Who can apply
Conservation projects in countries on Rufford’s current eligible-country list, including Malaysia. Applicants based in advanced economies may qualify if the project is in an eligible country, is high conservation priority and builds local capacity.
US$12,000 for women pursuing full-time doctoral research in aerospace engineering or space sciences, at accredited institutions worldwide.
Who can apply
Women of any nationality; full-time aerospace/space-science doctoral study at an accredited institution in any country. Doctoral-stage and membership exclusions apply; payment is subject to US sanctions.
This research award recognises internationally respected academics whose work has made an important contribution to their discipline and promises further influential achievements. It offers €45,000 and the opportunity to undertake a research project in Germany with specialist colleagues.
Who can apply
The nominee must have lived and worked predominantly outside Germany for at least five years and must not yet hold permanent employment in Germany. A qualifying researcher in Germany submits the nomination; individuals cannot apply directly.
The Humboldt Research Professorship is an institutional nomination award for outstanding international researchers whose work promises further major breakthroughs. It supports a research move to Germany with an eligible German university as nominating host.
Who can apply
A university in Germany submits the nomination through its rector or president, optionally jointly with a German non-university research institution. The nominee must be an outstanding researcher established abroad and eligible for appointment as a professor in Germany.
The Alexander von Humboldt Professorship supports the recruitment of outstanding international research leaders to universities in Germany. An eligible German university nominates the researcher and sets out the academic strategy, resources and long-term position it will provide.
Who can apply
A university in Germany submits the nomination through its rector or president, optionally jointly with a German non-university research institution. The nominee must be an outstanding researcher established abroad and eligible for appointment as a professor in Germany.
This research award recognises internationally respected academics whose work has made an important contribution to their discipline and promises further influential achievements. It offers €60,000 and the opportunity to undertake a research project in Germany with specialist colleagues.
Who can apply
The nominee must have lived and worked predominantly outside Germany for at least five years and must not yet hold permanent employment in Germany. A qualifying researcher in Germany submits the nomination; individuals cannot apply directly.
This research award recognises internationally respected academics whose work has made an important contribution to their discipline and promises further influential achievements. It offers €80,000 and the opportunity to undertake a research project in Germany with specialist colleagues.
Who can apply
The nominee must have lived and worked predominantly outside Germany for at least five years and must not yet hold permanent employment in Germany. A qualifying researcher in Germany submits the nomination; individuals cannot apply directly.
EMBO supports postdoctoral researchers through an international research move for up to two years. The fellowship provides a salary or stipend, relocation support and help for fellows with children.
Who can apply
Applicants of any nationality can move to an EMBC member-state host. Hosts in Chile, India, Singapore or Taiwan, and hosts in other countries, have additional nationality, PhD-country and departure-country requirements. Host-country residence limits also apply.
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The KTP programme connects businesses with knowledge bases to foster innovation and address specific challenges. Applications are open until November 30, 2026.
Who can apply
be a UK registered higher education (HE) or further education (FE) institution, research technology organisation (RTO) or Catapult be a UK registered business Through the KTP programme, Innovate UK seeks to support innovative businesses with the ambition to scale and grow in the UK. a UK knowledge base, acting as lead organisation and submitting the application All projects should align with the six Industrial Strategy’s sectors prioritised by Innovate UK. invite one UK registered business into the Innovation Funding Service (IFS) application agree to attend specified meetings at a location identified by the business partner As part of their involvement in the project the knowledge base partner must provide a case study to Innovate UK, using the template provided, upon completion of the project. Business partners cannot work alone. They must develop the project with a UK knowledge base who can provide the right skills to meet the knowledge gap within the business. We encourage business partners to approach Innovate UK Business Connect or knowledge bases to discuss the suitability of KTP for their specific circumstances. The size, location and type of your business determine the proportion of eligible costs we will fund. If the business is part of a group, it is the overall size of the group which should be declared. The KTP programme is accessible to any UK registered business. This is normally demonstrated on a public register, such as on Companies House. UK subsidiary businesses of overseas parent companies are eligible, provided they are individually registered in the UK. This competition will not fund you, or provide any financial benefit to any individual or entities directly or indirectly involved with you, which would expose Innovate UK or any direct or indirect beneficiary of funding from Innovate UK to UK Sanctions. For example, through any procurement, commercial, business development or supply chain activity with any entity as lead, partner or subcontractor related to these countries, administrations and terrorist groups. Innovate UK expects and supports the provision and safeguarding of welfare standards for animals used in research and innovation, according to best practice and up to date guidance. Applicants must ensure that all of the proposed work within projects, both that in the UK and internationally, will comply with the UKRI guidance on the use of animals in research and innovation.