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European Funding Initiatives (NEW)

National and Regional Initiatives (NEW)

National and regional funding initiatives are unlocking major research investments to attract top international talent.

Countries offer fellowships, visiting researcher programs, and recruitment opportunities (including tenure-track roles, professorships, and junior leadership positions) enabling researchers to work in local institutions, build collaborative networks, and gain valuable international experience—often as a stepping stone to long-term careers.

  • Ireland
Recruitment campaign for early-career academics in strategic areas, offering 50 positions.
  • Luxembourg
Supports international doctoral candidates to pursue PhD research in Luxembourg, with most time spent locally under an employment contract.
  • Germany
Attracts world-leading researchers to Germany with up to €5 million funding to conduct long-term pioneering research at a German university.
  • Austria
Provides 25 fellowships for 48 months, worth €500.00 each.
  • Austria
A new career funding program for advanced postdocs, worth over €500,000 for five years.
  • Spain
A programme for established researchers to develop their careers, fund a project and hire principal investigator for 3–4 years leading to a permanent position.
  • Luxembourg
Supports promising junior researchers to set up research teams in national priority areas.
  • Spain
Award grants on a competitive basis for the employment and incorporation of postdoctoral researchers into the Catalan science and technology system.
  • Austria
For the promotion of women in science, up to three fellowships are awarded annually, each worth €5,000 per month.
  • Belgium
Places researchers in joint appointments between Walloon companies and academic institutions.
  • Romania
An online platform connecting the Romanian diaspora with research, innovation, entrepreneurship, and policy discussions.
  • Germany
This programme allows researchers whose academic freedom is constrained, or whose lives and security are at risk to work in Berlin
  • Germany
Funds early-career researchers to lead junior groups and qualify for professorships in Germany.
  • Austria
For postgraduates and postdocs from non-European countries wishing to conduct research in Austria.
  • Bulgaria
Provides scholarships for young researchers in computer science and AI at INSAIT, Sofia University.
  • Czechia
Offers long-term funding to experienced researchers for ambitious research agendas.
  • Portugal
Supports incoming and outgoing international mobility for PhD researchers across all fields.
  • Portugal
Supports permanent hiring of researchers to reinforce academic competitiveness in Portugal.
  • Belgium
Supports scientific research and offers fellowships open to researchers of any nationality in the Wallonia-Brussels Federation.
  • Austria
Aimed at helping early-career researchers from any field grow their skills and careers by giving them the chance to lead their own research project.
  • Austria
Provides principal investigators and their research groups with the resources they need to investigate key research questions over a period of several years.
  • Germany
Allows researchers to access fellowships and funding to work at German research institutions and integrate into Germany’s research system.
  • Germany
A 24 million euro investment by the state Baden-Württemberg to strengthen international research collaboration and welcome talented scientists from around the world.
  • Sweden
Enables Swedish higher education institutions and other research organisation s to recruit prominent researchers who are active outside Europe.
  • Germany
Supports researchers qualified for professorships with up to 5 years of funding.
  • Germany
Supports outstanding international scientists with funded research stays at Helmholtz Centres to advance careers and collaboration.
  • Germany
Recognises internationally leading researchers’ lifetime achievements with a €80 000 award and research visit opportunities in Germany.
  • Germany
Sponsors outstanding researchers worldwide to pursue independent projects with a host at a German research institution.
  • Germany
Attracts top international researchers to Germany by funding professorships and research groups with multi-year support.
  • Hungary
Supports top researchers (Hungarian or foreign) to set up research groups in Hungary.
  • Spain
An initiative that hires top international researchers to conduct long-term research in universities and research centres in Catalonia.
  • France
Offers up to 36-month postdoctoral contracts at France’s marine research institute for innovative projects in priority scientific areas.
  • Spain
Funds 5-year fellowships to attract postdoctoral researchers to the Basque Country, Spain, to develop independent research careers.
  • Slovakia
For internationally recognised researchers to conduct their research at the Slovak Academy of Sciences. Excellent scientists can establish and lead their own research groups. Grant support typically lasts five years.
  • Croatia
These programmes offer financial support for research projects, the establishment of independent research careers, and the training and employment of new doctoral students at Croatian institutions.
  • Czechia
Supports early-career researchers to establish independent teams and high-impact projects.
  • Germany
Funding provided by the Leibniz Association for promising postdoctoral candidates to establish their own research group.
  • Germany
Funding provided by the Max Planck Society for promising female postdoctoral candidates to establish their own research group and pave long-term research career paths.
  • Germany
Funding provided by the Max Planck Society for outstanding postdoctoral researchers to establish their own research group
  • Germany
Programme strengthening transatlantic research by funding joint projects, exchanges and career pathways between Max Planck and US partners.
  • Germany
Allows long-term international collaborations through funded research stays in Germany.
  • Cyprus
This initiative invites Cypriot professionals abroad to reconnect and offers incentives to return and work in Cyprus.
  • Belgium
The ULYSSE Incentive Grant for Mobility in Scientific Research (MISU) supports highly qualified researchers abroad to pursue their careers at French-speaking universities in Belgium.
  • Estonia
Supports recruitment of foreign researchers and returning Estonians for at least 24 months in R&D institutions.
  • Estonia
Helps international researchers relocate to Estonia with funded positions covering salary and research costs.
  • Lithuania
Funds young researchers to lead teams; includes diaspora and foreign researchers.
  • Slovakia
Supports the mobility of international students, PhD students, university teachers, researchers, and artists at higher education institutions and research organisations for up to 10 months.
  • Netherlands
Programme is open to researchers of all nationalities working in the Netherlands or abroad.
  • Netherlands
Offers funding across various scientific disciplines. Some calls are open to international researchers, especially in collaborative or strategic programmes
  • Belgium
Attracts foreign and diaspora researchers, offering funding and tenure-track or permanent positions in Flanders.
  • Belgium
Targets international and returning researchers for positions at Federal Scientific Institutions in Belgium.
  • Ireland
Supports postdocs transitioning to research leaders across disciplines in Ireland.
  • France
Protects and welcomes scientists and artists who can no longer pursue their activities in their home countries
  • Luxembourg
Attracts established researchers in strategic areas to Luxembourg research institutions.
  • Malta
Support for travel and accommodation expenses for PhD holders willing to submit a proposal with a Maltese host entity for the MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowship call.
  • Bulgaria
Postdoc programme in mathematical sciences to boost national capacity, hosted at IMI-BAS.
  • Malta
A platform offering information, among other things, on funding opportunities in Malta.
  • Poland
Enables Polish researchers abroad to return and establish research groups in Poland.
  • Lithuania
24-month projects for early-career researchers across disciplines in Lithuanian R&D institutions.
  • Germany
Funding for postdoctoral researchers including a 12-month posting abroad and a six-month integration phase at a German university.
  • Greece
Programme designed to support SMEs and research organisations in developing R&D projects, fostering partnerships, and enhancing innovation uptake.
  • Cyprus
RIF offers various funding programmes, some of which are open to international researchers, especially those involving collaboration with Cypriot institutions.
  • Poland
Supports researchers at risk of persecution, conflict, or disasters to continue their careers in Poland.
  • France
Initiative to host 15 researchers in climate, health, SHS, and environment research with €15M budget.
  • Slovakia
Platform providing comprehensive information on scholarships, grants, and mobility opportunities for studying, teaching, and conducting research in Slovakia
  • Denmark
An initiative for top international researchers in natural sciences, engineering, and life sciences.
  • Sweden
Provides funding for postdoctoral researchers holding MSCA Seal of Excellence via Swedish Strategy Group and The Swedish Research Council.
  • Slovakia
For PhD graduates with no more than five years since the date of their dissertation defence. Grant support is for two to three years, with research to be carried out at the Slovak Academy of Sciences.
  • Poland
The programme invites outstanding researchers from top-200 global universities to work in Poland with stable contracts, research support and the chance to build independent teams.
  • Netherlands
Offers international top researchers and top talents with their own line of research the opportunity to continue their research in the Netherlands.
  • Poland
Supports international researchers' visits to Poland for research and teaching.
  • Germany
Postdoctoral funding for researchers, including refugees, to conduct independent projects at institutions in Germany.

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