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Apply for grants and scholarships

On this webpage, we publish calls for research funding that come to the attention of the Faculty Office.

Support for research on sustainable wildlife management in Sweden

In 2025, the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency will allocate up to SEK 25,000,000 from the Wildlife Management Fund for research that supports sustainable wildlife management in Sweden.

Apply for one of two areas of focus: research projects in priority areas (e.g. multi-species management, damage prevention, monitoring methods) or knowledge compilation/archiving of older data. Applications are open to researchers with a PhD affiliated with a Swedish fund manager, with requirements for collaboration, open access and clear benefits for wildlife management. Apply through Prisma by 16 September at the latest.

More information is available on the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency's website (naturvardsverket.se)

Funding for international projects for sustainable cities

This autumn, a new call for proposals will open in the Driving Urban Transitions (DUT) partnership. The call is aimed at research and innovation projects that support cities' sustainability work – you can also apply with a project that is already underway. The projects must contribute to one or more of the project's three thematic areas: energy-positive neighbourhoods, the 15-minute city, and circular urban economies.

Step 1 of the application process closes on 17 November.

Substantially increased scholarships to apply for from the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences

It is now possible to apply for significantly higher amounts from the Academy's scholarship funds than before, and amounts of up to SEK 250,000 can be paid directly to the applicant. Amounts of SEK 250,000 or more can be paid to the institution as a grant, of which a maximum of 25 per cent can be used to cover overhead costs. Apply by 28 August 2025.

Apply for KAW funding for projects with high scientific potential

As a rule, projects should be of a basic scientific nature and focused on a coherent scientific question. Projects normally have a budget of SEK 15-40 million and a duration of three to five years. Project applications to KAW must be approved by the Vice-Chancellor, so an internal prioritisation is made based on letters of intent (LOI) that must be received by the faculty (via e-mail to tobias [dot] nilsson [at] science [dot] lu [dot] se) no later than 19 September at 12.00. Within N-fak, the faculty's research board will prioritise LOIs received.

Read Lund University's internal handling procedure with instructions for the preparation of LOI and CV (PDF, 648 kB, new tab)

All employees can apply for funding for mobility in Europe

As an employee of the University, you are eligible to apply for funding from the Erasmus+ programme for things like teaching or professional development in Europe. You can apply for funding throughout the year.

Erasmus+ mobility programme (staff.lu.se)

Funding international collaborations and mobility

As an employee of Lund University, you have many opportunities to receive funding from different programmes if you work, or plan to work, abroad.

Funding collaborations and mobility (staff.lu.se)